News & Views Why I started a women-led newsroom under Taliban rule Zahra Nader built the women-led newsroom Zan Times from exile, uncovering some of the most disturbing stories inside Afghanistan today.
News & Views Bailey Smith’s Mad Monday mockery exposes AFL’s problem with women Bailey Smith’s behaviour shows how the AFL keeps failing to properly tackle misogyny, accountability, and respect for women.
News & Views The first-of-its-kind program keeping women out of prison From Now offers a real alternative to prison. It is our responsibility as a community to disrupt this cycle and support those most in need.
Soapbox A nation on fire: How Trump’s violent rhetoric is fuelling civil unrest in America There’s an atmosphere of violence sweeping the US, with divisive rhetoric from US president Donald Trump fuelling the fire.
News & Views Janine Hendry on March 4 Justice, the movement that shook Australian politics Janine Hendry first came onto our radars in early 2021 when her single tweet ignited the March 4 Justice. Upwards of 210,000 people rallied across Australia.
News & Views From the manosphere to tradwives: why are young women embracing traditional gender roles? A recent study showed more women supported traditional gender roles in 2024 than in 2010, writes Linda Peach.
News & Views Grand Final weekend reminds us that we all must be part of the solution to end family violence Stopping family violence means governments, communities and men working together to change behaviours and build respect every day.
News & Views Australia’s unspoken crisis: The rise in men’s violence against women on grand final weekend AFL and NRL grand finals bring celebration, but also alarming spikes in domestic and family violence across Australia.
News & Views ‘Shame thrives in silence’: The honest conversation we need to have about alcohol harm Honest conversations about the causes of alcohol harm we can remove stigma, hold industry to account, and meet dependence with compassion.
News & Views When leaders blame mothers for autism, everyone loses We’re witnessing a dangerous pattern of harmful claims labelling the natural variability that comes with being human as maternal “failures”.
Business The question every board should ask: where are our young people in governance? If we’re serious about leading our organisations for the future, we must develop new pathways to governance for young people.
News & Views Are you ‘quietly cracking’ at work? You’re not alone. The crushing cost of living is driving Australian workers to hide emotional distress while desperately maintaining their work performance.