News & Views One year on from legislation: How coercive control is still silencing women Criminalising coercive control is a watershed step forward. But without education, outreach, and systemic support, it remains a law on paper.
News & Views How to make women the norm (not the exception) in male dominated industries Toorak College has partnered with the International Medical Robotics Academy to launch the first surgical robotics curriculum in Australia.
News & Views Five years on: How a female founders program helped shape Australia’s startup scene Tech Ready Women’s Female Founder Startup Program supports women who aren’t waiting for someone else to solve the problems they face.
News & Views If we want true tax reform we need to start with changes for the lowest super balances, not the highest True tax reform must begin with fixing super for low-income earners, mostly women, not protecting multimillion balances.
News & Views Is AI coming for your job? Why Australian women can’t afford to sit this one out From PR professionals and teachers, to sales representatives, the roles most likely to be changed by AI are also the ones most occupied by women.
World Global protests erupt over record number of Gaza journalists killed by Israel While international journalists continue to be locked out of Gaza, it is up to Palestinian journalists to be the voice of a starving people.
News & Views Sharon Osbourne stayed and it worked. For many women that’s a death sentence Ozzy Osbourne overcame addiction and violence to become a better partner — but stories like his are the rare exception. For most women in toxic relationships, ‘sticking it out’ just leads to more pain.
News & Views Thinking about getting political? Here’s how Dawn Nicholas found her voice In just over three years, Dawn Nicholas has been actively involved in three election campaigns and one referendum. Here’s why she did it.
News & Views Women are still framed as financially irrational — it needs to change Despite growing financial independence, women’s relationship with money continues to be framed through a lens of irrationality.
News & Views Sorry David, Halle Berry was busy making history and opening doors David Justice, Halle Berry’s ex-husband, recently took a nostalgic detour into the 1950s during a podcast appearance, explaining that he divorced Berry because she didn’t cook, clean, or seem “motherly” enough.
News & Views Sussan Ley’s poisoned chalice is not her shame to bear Pointing out a glass cliff when we see it isn’t a put down to women like Sussan Ley who stand precariously (and bravely) at its edge.
News & Views Former political staffer Jo Tarnawsky on the hidden toll of workplace bullying Jo Tarnawsky is not the first parliamentary staffer to allege workplace bullying, nor is she a shrinking violet. But it’s certainly taken a toll.