Politics

Adam Creighton devoted his column in The Australian this morning to ridiculing the Women’s Budget Statement.

One Nation is often described as a right-wing populist party. But what else does the party actually stand for?

The labour of hope so often falls on women. Sarah Wilson argues we should reach for something else: acceptance that collapse is happening.

Dave Hughes isn’t some fringe commentator shaking his fist at the clouds. He has a huge platform & profile which he’s using dangerously.

Brittany Higgins has been appointed Executive Director of Vida Fund, taking on a leadership role at the advocacy organisation.

Beware the women. We’re an easy common enemy for otherwise disparate groups on the right. The US trend is catching on in Australia.

Former Naver CEO Han Seong-sook nominated as South Korea’s prime minister to lead AI-driven economic transformation.

How are we still here, in 2026? Misogyny is casually touring Melbourne, with a paid bilboard depicting the state’s premier and the words Ditch the Witch

Penny Wong says her position is to always believe women, and she has backed activist claims they were sexually assaulted by Israeli soldiers.

YWCA research today finds that every dollar invested in gender-responsive social and affordable housing delivers billions in returns.

Leanne Castley was once the party leader. Now she’s quitting the ACT Liberal party after what she describes as an 18-month campaign of undermining.

A new discussion paper from the Liberal Party has pushed the idea of a $10 digital membership to reverse declining engagement.