News & Views Dr Amandeep Hansra and Professor Cassandra Szoeke win major awards for contributions to medicine Dr Amandeep Hansra and Professor Cassandra Szoeke have taken out major awards with the Australian Medical Association.
Life Could your mammogram one day detect heart disease too? A new study suggests so. The study offers a glimpse of how women’s health screening could evolve and how a test millions of women already undergo could be leveraged.
News & Views I was the first in my friend group to have a baby, and I’d just moved cities. That loneliness became Wombee – the platform for mothers’ group connection. Wombee helps new mums find support, make friends and feel less alone during the early days of motherhood together.
News & Views The hidden cost of living crisis where women cut back on connection For many women, financial pressure is making it harder to stay connected with friends and communities when support matters most.
News & Views Fertility preservation is not a privilege. It’s quality cancer care Young cancer patients have won continued access to fertility treatment, but the fight for lasting protection is not over.
News & Views The children’s book celebrating Victoria’s first female Premier (just in time for Book Week) Joan Kirner’s story shows why we need more stories about women who fought to make political leadership more equal.
Sport Sex toys thrown by men onto WNBA courts again as players slam ‘disrespectful’ sexualisation The WNBA deserves respect, not another wave of sexualisation disrespect from men turning women’s sport into spectacle.
Life We need your help: In two days, we close our biggest survey on what’s making life harder for women We’re exploring the idea of the “crisis stack”, and how multiple economic, social and global challenges pile up for women and families.
Local ‘That’s how much they care about our vaginas’: Jacqui Lambie breaks down over female veterans’ health Breaking down in parliament, Lambie described her own struggle accessing specialist care for vaginal prolapse following military service.
Life For single mums like me, Bluey can be a beautiful little gut punch While the family dynamics in Bluey are unflawed, they are also totally foreign to thousands of kids watching it.
News & Views Deborah Mailman becomes first Aboriginal person to be inducted into Logies Hall of Fame Deborah Mailman said she is “overwhelmed with pride” to be the first Aboriginal person to be inducted into Logies Hall of Fame.
News & Views One in three teen boys believe giving women equal opportunities has gone too far Nearly one third of teen boys believe attempts to give equal opportunities to women have gone too far, according to new research.