News & Views Murugappan family finally allowed to return home to Biloela Interim home affairs minister Jim Chalmers has announced that the Murugappan family is finally able to return to home to Biloela.
News & Views ‘I will recover loudly, so others don’t die quietly’: QLD MP Melissa McMahon shares story of child sexual abuse Melissa McMahon has shared an account of the sexual abuse she endured as child, as she advised the parliament she would be taking leave.
News & Views We said ‘never again’: Jacinda Ardern tells US TV about New Zealand’s response to Christchurch massacre Jacinda Ardern was immediately asked by Stephen Colbert on The Late Show just how New Zealand responded to gun violence.
News & Views Jacqui Lambie candidate Tammy Tyrrell likely to take Tasmanian Senate spot over Eric Abetz Jacqui Lambie Network candidate Tammy Tyrrell looks likely to be elected, with reports she is likely to take the state’s sixth Senate spot.
Climate With Dutton as leader the coalition will never return to its roots If Peter Dutton picks up the leadership this week, as is widely reported, the Coalition will never return to moderate roots.
News & Views Who is Penny Wong? What to know about Australia’s new Foreign Minister Here’s what you should know about Senator Penny Wong, the woman now in charge of Australia’s approach to foreign affairs?
News & Views The Asian-Australian women who have started to shift the face of parliament Australia’s new parliament under Labor’s Anthony Albanese will herald a record number of Asian-Australian women.
News & Views Meet the women elected to the House of Representatives for the first time Professional, high quality female candidates were backed by voters who ultimately decided to shake up the landscape of Australian politics.
News & Views There’s still a long way to go on representation Women rejected the Morrison Government. But we risk losing a progressing agenda if other areas of true representation go ignored.
News & Views Resilience and persistence: Dai Le’s path to Parliament as an independent Dai Le will joing the cross bench with a growing number of women, but this battle was fought very differently to the others.
Women of Colour Young CALD women are growing up with the message that politics is not for them As a young CALD woman, it was not long before I noticed the lack of diversity in the Australian political landscape.
Climate We young women have watched. We’ve listened. And we’re ready to vote. Young women are listening, we’re researching, we’re deciding. And you need to take us seriously this election.