News & Views Gender parity ‘107 years’ off if trends persist, warns UN General Assembly President UN General Assembly President Maria Fernanda Espinosa warned that there had been a “serious regression” in the political power of women.
News & Views Meet Pallavi Sinha, an advocate for women & a Liberal candidate in the state election Pallavi Sinha is a long-time advocate for women particularly around domestic violence & a Liberal candidate the NSW Upper House Legislative Council.
News & Views ‘It became a house of horrors’: Julia Banks opens up on The Project on her exit from the Liberal Party Previous Liberal MP and now cross bencher Julia Banks admitted that the Liberal Party is decades behind the business world in relation to women.
News & Views We don’t want to see ‘women rise’ on basis of others doing worse, says Scott Morrison. On IWD This morning, Scott Morrison spoke to an International Women’s Day breakfast at the Chamber of Minerals and Energy. According to reports, it was … interesting.
News & Views Anne Summers: ‘The Liberals have a man problem, a merit problem & a misogyny problem’ At the National Press Club on 6th of March 2019 Dr Anne Summers AO said the Liberals don’t have a woman problem. Women have a problem with the Liberals.
News & Views Domestic violence prevention funding on national agenda with key pledges made Both the Labor party and Coalition have put domestic violence prevention funding on the national agenda, promising seperate packages this week.
News & Views Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says bartending gave her a great BS detector, after widely-praised Congress questioning Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says bartending and waitressing put her in front of thousands of people, which helped her develop an excellent ‘BS detector’
Uncategorised A premier depicted as the ‘Wicked Witch’, women’s biology questioned: What a week What a week it’s been for women in politics (again), from emotional farewells to offensive depictions of women in the game.
News & Views Julie Bishop is leaving politics, declares there are women eager to take her place The former deputy leader of the Liberal party will not contest the next election, making a quick speech and exit this afternoon.
News & Views ‘Women can have a family and serve at the highest levels’: Kelly O’Dwyer delivers final speech After a decade in politics, and after serving in a number of high profile portfolios, Minister for Women Kelly O’Dwyer has officially given her final speech in Parliament.
News & Views A peace agreement in Afghanistan won’t last if there are no women at the table As the US government engages in peace negotiations with the Taliban, not a single woman has been included, writes Susan Hutchinson.
News & Views Dai Le to run as an independent in the Sydney seat of Cabramatta It is not the first time the high-profile Councillor and Vietnamese refugee Dai Le has contested the safe Labor seat. In 2008 and 2011 she ran as a Liberal.