Soapbox

We have drawn a poverty line into the architecture of our cities. We have made shame a design choice in our housing.

Women in prison are being used as weapons in a broader campaign of transphobia. It is grotesque political theatre.

While some women build brands on the idea that burnout is a mindset issue, others tell a very different story with their bodies and careers.

Women face an identity cliff in retirement, losing purpose and structure but finding strength through intentional change.

This week, reports emerged of an apartment complex in Sydney requiring affordable housing tenants to enter from a separate entrance.

Australia’s childcare crisis shows it’s time to rebuild a system that values shared care among fathers, partners and grandparents.

The Liberals are set to dump net zero after a strong majority at a special party meeting spoke against the existing commitment to it.

To truly reshape how we understand and respond to women’s pain, community engagement must be central to healthcare reform.

Losing my mum at 52 taught me to live with purpose, love deeply, and approach parenting with lasting wisdom.

Last week, the New York Times, decided to ask the question: “Did Women Ruin the Workplace?”. No, this isn’t satire.

Until recently, “social cohesion” was a term rarely uttered by Australian politicians. Then suddenly, it was everywhere.

Anne Kerr’s story shows how personal lives and power mixed during the Dismissal, Australia’s biggest political crisis ever.