Politics

Nikki Haley will leave her post as US Ambassador to the UN at the end of the year, in order to give somebody else an opportunity to take on the job. 

If we want to address sexual harassment we must treat it as a health and safety issue and explicitly outlaw it under industrial law.

Louise Herron stood up for Sydney, and stood up against Alan Jones in the face of the broadcaster threatening her job and saying she was “out of her depth”.

Bill Shorten says an investment of $1.75 billion would mean about 700,00 children a year would be able to access subsidised preschooling.

Former PM Julia Gillard, has urged the Liberal Party to reconsider its view on gender quotas if its objective is to see more women in Parliament. 

The tampon tax is on the verge of being abolished for good, after all state and territory treasurers voted unanimously this morning.

PM Scott Morrison has today nominated ABC director, Kirstin Ferguson to take on the role of acting chair following Justin Milne’s resignation yesterday. 

ABC Chairman Justin Milne–under pressure from the Turnbull Government– had his sights set not only on Guthrie but economics correspondent, Emma Alberici.

How did a group this disparate come to spend an entire weekend debating the pros and cons of gender-based employment quotas?

The United Nations HeForShe movement is launching its #MorePowerfulTogether campaign which will start a global dialogue about gender equality.

To celebrate 125 years since women won the right to vote the NZ Herald released historic photoshoot to celebrate women in leadership.

Elderly people aren’t drains on the economy, they’re our history. They are the reason why we all exist and we damn well owe them.