Soapbox

The federal parliament has rushed through three immigration bills that, once again, strip people of rights, dignity and humanity.

Senator Larissa Waters, Bridget Archer MP, Alicia Payne MP, demand an urgent and unified response to end violence against women and children.

that fostering unity and connection through community engagement, libraries, and embracing the “radical middle” is key to combating rising polarisation.

By sacking Sarah Macdonald, the ABC has sent the message to women that we are not the workers they want, or the audience they care about.

How women’s views on being an “expert” affect their confidence and offers ways to help them own and share their expertise.

Australian newsrooms must address their toxic, gendered cultures to improve coverage of violence against women and help prevent this global crisis.

We should be completely outraged by these numbers and have zero tolerance towards domestic and family violence.

It’s time we listen to the voices of incarcerated women and bring them into the fold of feminism—because true empowerment includes all women.

Tegan Clark is at COP29 with Plan International Australia to amplify the voices of young Australians and their concerns on climate change.

What would a $28,425 per year boost to your pay mean to your family in this current cost of living crunch?

First-line workers from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are taking on this unexpected dual role.

If Sam Kerr, an Aussie sporting hero, is fair game for homophobic abuse on social media – what hope for the rest of us?