News & Views ‘Deepfakes, doxxing, death threats’: The cost women pay to be online As we mark the start of this global campaign, I want to reiterate something simple but vital: online harms are real harms.
Ed's Blog 74 women killed in past year. Sussan Ley asks, ‘how do we maintain the rage’? The names of those killed were read by Opposition Leader Sussan Ley who pleaded with Australia to ‘maintain the rage’.
News & Views How Australia’s first majority-women government is honouring the movement that made it possible Jenny McAllister recently delivered a speech reflecting on the role women played in shaping Australia’s labour movement.
News & Views The Liberal Party has finally backed women leaders. Is it genuine renewal or a glass cliff? If the Liberal Party has truly changed, they must also elect women leaders during times of stability, writes Dr Blair Williams
News & Views Arada House launches in Sydney as a safe haven women fleeing domestic violence A new women’s safe haven, Arada House, has been launched in Sydney by the Arada Foundation, in partnership with Women’s Community Shelters.
Politics Georgie Purcell alleges she was sexually harassed, ‘slut shamed’ in Victorian parliament Animal Justice Party MP Georgie Purcell has alleged she was sexually harassed in the Victorian state parliament.
News & Views NSW Liberals elect Kellie Sloane unanimously as leader Kellie Sloane has been elected as leader of the NSW Liberal Party. For the first time, the party will have an all-female leadership team.
News & Views Why is Sussan Ley still talking about women like it’s 1950? This week, Sussan Ley managed to do what many thought impossible: revive Tony Abbott’s legendary “women of Australia will do the ironing” moment except this time, it was the grocery shopping.
News & Views Labor’s empty climate promises have just cost them the COP31 bid Young people want Australia to take climate change seriously, especially after losing the COP31 bid with the Pacific.
News & Views Disability advocates slam new bill that could strip social security from vulnerable Australians Changes to the Social Security and Other Legislative Amendments Bill 2025 have been met with fierce opposition from disability organisations.
News & Views Time poverty and burnout spike for middle-aged women in Australia, report warns Report on burnout in Australia’s middle-aged workforce finds women show greater declines in wellbeing due to unpaid care and time stress.
News & Views The neo-Nazi men identified and kicked out of the country A South African man who attended a neo-Nazi protest in Sydney has been taken into immigration detention and will be deported.