Life

Sydney-based novelist Michelle de Kretser has won this year’s Stella Prize for her eighth book, “Theory & Practice”.

With one quarter of Australians now depending on social media as their main news source, it’s no wonder “newsfluencers” are making waves.

As a psychologist, I often hear some version of the same question ‘…What can I do with all of this pain?’.

Proposed legislation in the UK could soon see endometriosis regarded as a legitimate workplace issue, writes Victoria Williams.

Bundjalung woman and chef, Mindy Woods has won an international Champions of Change award as part of the World’s 50 Best Restaurants program.

Selfie-editing apps and filters are changing how young people see themselves, harming body image and increasing pressure to look perfect.

Kate Middleton played a role in urging Deloitte UK to extend its paternal leave to up to six months, a new report revealed.

Jobs conventionally done by women are at a higher risk of being transformed by artificial intelligence than those done by men.

NICU Cheer began as a small way for Maddie to give back after her son Ashton’s time in a NICU. Now, it’s a nationwide volunteer movement.

Social justice lawyer Andrea Christie-David has been appointed Director- Mental Health at Bupa, where she’ll lead a launch of clinics.

A $50 million donation will give a massive boost to endometriosis research in Australia with the establishment of a new institute at UNSW. 

Women trail runners had a huge weekend of achievements at the Ultra-Trail Australia event in the Blue Mountains this week.