Politics

After Tuesday night’s federal budget announcemnt, Senator Larissa Waters writes that the government is continuing to ignore women.

The Morrison Government has committed *zero* dollars of new funding for the specialist domestic violence services that so many rely on.

Twitter and Facebook have taken action against US President Donald Trump, after he used the platforms to spread misleading information.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said his government is determined to get women’s workplace participation back to pre-COVID highs.

Lidia Thorpe officially joined the Senate in an historic moment on Tuesday, becoming the first Aboriginal senator for Victoria.

Five domestic and family violence survivor advocates have penned a joint letter to members of the government’s Expenditure Review Committee.

The Federal Budget is the Government’s most important policy tool, but it doesn’t do much for gender equality.

Treasury is considering a scheme allowing small businesses to claw back tax paid on last year’s profits, to be announced in the budget.

while social media plays a crucial role in connecting us with loved ones, it’s also the culprit of thousands of women being abused.

If there is one thing the pandemic has taught us, it is that no person, no country or global economy is immune to its devastating impacts.

Here are a few budget ideas from working mothers that might help not only your wish for population growth but your dream for economic recovery.

Beloved animals, such as dogs or cats, are often a lifeline for people experiencing domestic and family violence, writes Emma Hurst.