Politics

This federal election was decided by an issue given no airtime during the election – racism. But racism is more complex than it seems on the surface.

Gender equality is still light years away. So why are women still struggling to make gains in our parliament and what does this say about our democracy?

The 2019 Deloitte Millennial survey found that Generation X & Z are among the most disaffected youth we’ve ever seen: pessimistic & distrusting.

Indigenous professor, Marcia Langton planted a stake in the ground on last night’s Q&A, condemning MPs for allowing alt-right extremists to spread hate.

Seven women will serve in the new look Morrison Cabinet with Marise Payne named the new Minister for Women and Sussan Ley returning to the front bench.

On behalf Fair Agenda Renee Carr shares a roadmap with Marise Payne, the new minister for women, about creating a more equal future for all women.

As the ALP tries to regroup after losing the seemingly “unlosable” election, one man has been touted as the party’s next leader: Anthony Albanese.

Former Liberal MP Julia Banks is leaving politics and has called out the “tribalism and toxic culture” in the Liberal party and politics.

Here are some of the key women who have won (or are likely to win) seats across Australia and will be entering federal parliament for the first time.

Not one woman featured in top ten most quoted politicians in digital & print articles. This near invisibility of women in politics is problematic.

The Coalition’s surprise victory in is no miracle for women, but we’ve found a few bright spots that may be able to help, depending on the final result.

On Tuesday, Alabama’s state senate voted to outlaw abortion in the US state entirely. The legislation was passed on a vote of 25-6.