News & Views Natasha Stott Despoja leads a powerful list of women honoured for service and advocacy Natasha Stott Despoja was bestowed with the highest civilian honour on the King’s birthday honours roll this year.
Ed's Blog The frustrating reason behind key breast cancer and endometriosis drug being pulled from Australia A drug for breast cancer and endometriosis is being pulled from Australia; its higher dose version, PBS-approved for prostate cancer, is staying.
Screen Lisa Jane Spencer’s skit was never “edgy comedy”. It’s the most basic, boring, blah racism Despite what Lisa Jane Spencer’s defenders will inevitably argue, this isn’t a debate about whether comedy should be allowed to offend. It’s about whether what Spencer’s doing actually constitutes comedy.
News & Views How two Australian brothers, aged 9 and 10, became published authors and built a fan base of reluctant readers How two Cairns brothers turned childhood ideas and toilet humour into the popular published Poo-Heads graphic novel series.
News & Views Here’s how Remy Tucker is scaling her free period products model Remy Tucker speaks about her mission to scale free period products as essential public infrastructure around the country.
Partner Content ‘When will I stop?’ A key question for those on the IVF journey After multiple failed IVF rounds, a rare diagnosis and years of uncertainty, Laila shares why she never gave up on her dream of becoming a parent.
Sport Serena Williams announces pro tennis comeback Serena Williams will return to competitive tennis this month, marking her first official appearance on court since the 2022 US Open.
Business We tell young people to get a job. But what if they don’t have a place to sleep? In Australia, work has long been sold as a pathway to success and stability. There’s a big gap in that theory.
Business Why so many women leaders are eldest daughters and what it’s costing them dubbed the “eldest daughter syndrome”, it describes a tendency to become the responsible one, the helper and the person everyone can count on.
News & Views ‘Do you want children?’: Kylie Minogue and the sexist questions women in the public eye still can’t escape Netflix’s Kylie documentary shows women in the spotlight still face sexism and impossible expectations every single day.
News & Views ‘Baby brain’ myth debunked as new study finds no cognitive decline in new parents “Baby brain” has long defined women’s experiences of early motherhood, but a new study finds no evidence it exists in new parents at all.
News & Views Health Minister Ryan Park: NSW’s ADHD reforms aim to fix a system that failed women NSW Health Minister Ryan Park says a key focus of ADHD reform was breaking down the barriers women face in getting diagnosed and treated.
