Politics

you want to engage the masses on social media, you’re going to need to start pushing some fringe theories.

Swimming champion Madeline Groves has revealed that she was sexually abused as a young girl by someone who still works in the industry. 

Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has topped Forbes’ list this year, followed by Kamala Harris, Christine Langarde, Mary Barra, and Melinda Gates.

ABS study has found that half of women in Australia have experienced some sort of sexual harassment in their lifetime.

The voice and impact of Grace Tame and Brittany Higgins has been incredible for many survivors, writes Aleysha Cullen.

Research from Women for Election Australia has found 63 per cent of Australians wanted to see more women in politics.

A council has voted to sell off buildings and effectively close three community-run childcare centres operating in St Kilda, Elwood and Balaclava.

The sense of urgency mounting around this issue does not sweep aside the need for reasoned and rational policymaking, writes Madeline Gleeson.

Aung San Suu Kyi has been sentenced to two years in jail for inciting dissent and breaking Covid rules in Myanmar.

Germany will have more women in its cabinet than ever, with incoming Chancellor Olaf Scholz appointing 8 women and 8 men as ministers.

There is a push within the Liberal party, backed by Scott Morrison, for former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian to run for the seat of Warringah.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison spent some time on the weekend setting up his family’s Christmas decorations, taking the opportunity to post the photos on social media.