Soapbox

The United Workers Union has surveyed 1200 women working part time. The results reveal a deeper slide into gig-economy like conditions.

“Difficult” is the quiet threat that hangs in the air any time a woman in business dares to take up space, writes Liz Nable.

Two women. Applying to replace one highly respected male CEO. Together. My first reaction was: absolutely not.

Now, gender equality advocates have an opportunity to come together and emerge with new energy and a plan for action.

International Women’s Day feels different when millions of women are fighting for safety, not equal pay and freedom.

The whistleblower behind the Four Corners investigation into endometriosis care are frightened. So often, it’s women who speak up, at huge cost.

For too many Australian women, alcohol harm hides in plain sight, quietly building long before crisis forces anyone to notice.

Looksmaxxing is precisely what it sounds like – maximising one’s looks. It’s a growing trend among young men. Should we be concerned? 

Australia is wasting migrant women’s degrees, stalling productivity and denying fair access to leadership and secure work.

Four Corners shows a medical system that protects power, while women are left to live with the lasting damage.

When global leadership falters, it does not absolve the rest of us of responsibility. It raises the standard.

When Anthony Albanese called Grace Tame difficult, it showed how quickly powerful women are still cut down.