Politics

In the latest poll from U.S network CNN, more than three-fifths of women are saying Congress should end Trump’s presidency.

The Victorian government is set to be the first jurisdiction in Australia to hold its public sector to account on gender equality.

Hanson-Young’s defamation ruling goes against the growing tide of political violence that plagues too many women in public life.

Plan International’s research finds girls become increasingly cynical of sexism in politics as they grow older.

Nearly half of Australians aged 18-24 view climate change as the biggest problem facing Australia in new national survey, writes Andrew Markus.

Senator Sarah Hanson-Young has declared her defamation victory a win for every girl and woman who has had to stand silent in the face of disrespect.

On Monday the Greens secured senate support for strong protection measures and safeguards for women who choose to give evidence for the family law inquiry.

People have assumed I am the minister’s wife, my fellow MPs wife, and even recently the Pastor’s wife, writes South Australian MP Paula Luethen.

“Going to be a great summer of cricket, and for our firefighters and fire-impacted communities, I’m sure our boys will give them something to cheer for.”

A new guide wants to help get more women nominated and winning prizes in the STEM space, to bolster their careers and challenge stereotypes.

A new study reveals that while many are comfortable with women leading businesses, they don’t feel the same about women leading countries.

US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi has attributed US President Donald Trump’s frequent attacks on rivals and those who disagree with him to “his own insecurity as an imposter.”