Politics

There is an economic case for the government to invest more in child care to help rebuild the economy after the health crisis is over.

Whether Kim Yo Jong, Kim Jong Un’s sister, can rise to become North Korea’s supreme leader in a Confucian, male-dominated regime is unknown.

Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy has predicted a more than 50% take-up of the new “COVIDSafe” app, writes Michelle Grattan.

Three Nordic countries have flattened the curve & have female prime ministers. Sweden hasn’t and doesn’t. Its recorded death rate is 10 times higher.

Hundreds of anti-lockdown demonstrators have turned up in Denver to protest the state’s lockdown laws, but nurses have responded with their own protest.

According to Women’s Safety NSW, no measures have been put in place to address the safety of women on temporary visas and their children.

Sofia Hellqvist is the Princess of Sweden, and recently commenced volunteer work at a hospital she chairs to help out during these challenging times.

The first female president of Taiwan has been credited with its low COVID-19 infection rate and its swift response to the pandemic.

Male health officials from the Central Epidemic Command Center took a public stance on challenging gender norms by wearing pink masks at a press conference.

Ardern says the pay cut is about showing leadership and is a reflection of what has already been happening in the private sector during the COVID-19 crisis.

Campaigns against the growing racism against Asian Australians are being unleashed across the country following a spike in coronavirus-related attacks.

How realistic is it for women experiencing violence to access services when they’re not safely able to access them at home? Linda Burney asks.