Books

One of the twentieth century’s greatest cultural critics, author and activist bell hooks, has died aged 69.

Tasmanian novelist Amanda Lohrey’s The Labyrinth, has taken out 2021 Prime Minister’s Literary for Fiction.

“Interview with the Vampire” author, Anne Rice, died at the age of 80 on Saturday night surrounded by her family. 

Unlike other movements focused on raising the consciousness of women, #MeToo took it a step further: it made men sit up and take notice.

Paula McLean, a Sydney philanthropist and a previous Deputy Chair of the Stella prize, has donated $1 million to the Stella Prize.

Journalists Leigh Sales and Annabel Crabb share insights into their friendship and podcast community on this week’s The Leadership Lessons.

YWCA Australia has just kicked off Feminist Book Week this week, celebrating feminist authors and aiming to nurture young and diverse voices

Kerryn Phelps has authored a new book, “How To Keep Your Brain Young”, a brilliant handbook that focuses on brain health.

ABC journalist Lisa Millar opens up about why she left Twitter behind on the latest episode of The Women’s Agenda Podcast.

“Why should a woman play James Bond when there should be a part just as good as James Bond, but for a woman?” Daniel Craig says.

Broken: Children, Parents and Family Courts takes a forensic look at the Family Court and how it has repeatedly failed women and children.

Mum’s Purple Scarf was written by Jane Gillard to help other parents with that devastating conversation about a cancer diagnosis.