News & Views The idea of a ‘battle of the sexes’ is corrosive. We need more compassion and connection No one wins a gender war. We only win when we build bridges of respect, equality and connection, writes Dr Niki Vincent.
News & Views Our unreliable care system is failing families and the economic cost is mounting This is the moment to count the cost of unreliable care and then commit to building the universal, high-quality, stable care system.
News & Views The violence we refuse to see: Why women in prison are still waiting for safety Safety in women’s prisons cannot exist in a system designed to conceal its own violence, writes Tabitha Lean and Debbie Kilroy.
News & Views $96.5 million? The BOM website blowout shows what happens when we outsource what really matters The BOM is an essential service and must be developed and maintained by public servants; not by grifters motivated by sales numbers.
News & Views ‘Deepfakes, doxxing, death threats’: The cost women pay to be online As we mark the start of this global campaign, I want to reiterate something simple but vital: online harms are real harms.
News & Views How Australia’s first majority-women government is honouring the movement that made it possible Jenny McAllister recently delivered a speech reflecting on the role women played in shaping Australia’s labour movement.
News & Views The Liberal Party has finally backed women leaders. Is it genuine renewal or a glass cliff? If the Liberal Party has truly changed, they must also elect women leaders during times of stability, writes Dr Blair Williams
News & Views Why Australia’s jobs crisis is hitting older women harder than anyone else Older women are now the fastest-growing group on JobSeeker, ageing into a job market that has almost no place for them.
News & Views Telstra Awards: Rahma Health’s team is reinventing global health equity Rahma Health is reshaping global health and parenting through community-led resources, cultural connection and love-driven care worldwide.
News & Views Why is Sussan Ley still talking about women like it’s 1950? This week, Sussan Ley managed to do what many thought impossible: revive Tony Abbott’s legendary “women of Australia will do the ironing” moment except this time, it was the grocery shopping.
News & Views Labor’s empty climate promises have just cost them the COP31 bid Young people want Australia to take climate change seriously, especially after losing the COP31 bid with the Pacific.
News & Views ‘May I meet you’? How a billionaire’s pickup line went viral Is it not enough for billionaires to have their billions and all access passes in corridors of power? Now they want to offer dating advice.