News & Views Coming Home from ISIS: Security, Human-Rights and Social Cohesion in Australia Australia’s response to returning ISIS-linked women and children will shape social cohesion, justice, safety and long-term reintegration.
News & Views Could capital gains tax reform make investors more risk-averse toward women founders? Prominent voices in the Australian business community are calling on the government to reconsider its changes to the capital gains tax.
Ed's Blog Five women, two children killed since Budget. But PM claims they’re ‘throwing everything’ at the issue There will be more spent on offshore detention in one year than new spending addressing violence against women over next 4 years.
News & Views Ali France on the NDIS overhaul: ‘Where you live shouldn’t determine whether you get care’” Before entering parliament, Ali France became a disability advocate after losing her left leg following a workplace accident.
News & Views WHO declares global health emergency as deadly Ebola outbreak spreads WHO declares Ebola emergency as deadly Bundibugyo outbreak spreads through DRC and Uganda, raising fears of wider transmission.
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 The most powerful meeting in the world and no women at the table In 2026, this image encapsulate just how far the Trump administration has gone to erase women from key moments where decisions are made.
News & Views Structural change takes time but is the government moving fast enough for women? Federal Minister for Women and Finance, Senator Katy Gallagher has a long list of things she wants to get sorted for Australian women.
News & Views What women’s advocates welcomed from the Budget. And what they say is missing Our Federal Budget 2026 roundup of reactions from groups representing female-dominated workforces, refugess, climate, safety and more.
Politics $182.6 million to fix the broken child support system. Is it enough? There are 1.1 million children whose financial wellbeing depends on the child support system working. It is failing too many of them.
News & Views The budget makes some gains for women but leaves deeper inequalities untouched This year’s budget demonstrates that reform is possible—but also that ambition remains carefully contained.
News & Views Budget of “resilience and reform” closer to constructive tinkering We were promised a Budget of widespread resilience and reform but delivered something closer to constructive tinkering.