News & Views Australia’s first astronaut waits for Government funding to be sent into space Australia’s first qualified astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg is still waiting for federal funding to send her off to first mission.
Life Japan dumps sole-custody of children after divorce Japan reforms divorce law, introducing joint custody and child support to prioritise children’s best interests.
Life Researchers develop first women-specific head impact protocol for rugby players Cardiff researchers are developing the first women-specific concussion protocol in rugby to address gender gaps in safety science.
News & Views How a white, 70kg man became the default human and shaped a world not built for women Reference Man is this invisible standard who has quietly shaped the world around us, often at women’s expense.
Screen In a world on fire, Emily in Paris offered the escape we all needed Netflix has confirmed that Emily in Paris will wrap up with its upcoming sixth season, which has now entered production in Greece.
Ed's Blog 73% of mothers feel lonely. Hundreds told us how the ‘village’ is failing them Most mothers who had a child since 2020 feel lonely. Few feel part of a “village”. Here’s what we learned from hundreds of mothers.
News & Views MAFS UK: What happens when abuse is edited into entertainment? The allegations uncovered by the BBC about sexual violence during the filming of Married At First Sight UK should force a reckoning.
News & Views Melbourne rom-com about Sri Lankan community heads to big screen More than ten years after its publication, Melbourne writer Su Dharmapala’s debut novel, “The Wedding Season” is being adapted for screen.
News & Views Clare Wright’s epic tome triumphs at NSW Literary Awards Clare Wright’s acclaimed history of the Yolŋu Bark Petitions won NSW Book of the Year and nonfiction honours.
News & Views Women and girls record philanthropic boom in Australian sport Women and girls are driving record philanthropic investment in Australian sport, boosting participation, inclusion, and community programs.
News & Views An open letter to the people designing our health and disability systems Still living with chronic disability, I keep working every day while systems think coping means I don’t need support.
News & Views Hollywood’s shrinking bodies are impossible to ignore when the algorithm never stops We being bombarded algorithmically by a Hollywood beauty standard that makes the supermodel era look like wholesome.