News & Views New Child Care Subsidy: I fear efforts to close the gender pay gap could suffer As new child care arrangements kick in for parents this week, Labor MP Susan Templeman fears some women will be worse off.
News & Views Women are legally driving in Saudi Arabia but equality has a very long way to go It’s been a long time coming, but the ban on women driving has been officially lifted in Saudi Arabia and women have gotten behind the wheel to celebrate.
News & Views Bridging gaps: Why Jacinda Ardern’s choice of baby name is so symbolic Jacinda Ardern graciously took the time to address the crowd assembled on Sunday and reveal the name of her new daughter: Neve Te Aroha Ardern-Gayford.
Politics Trump signs executive order to end separation of immigrant families at Mexico border US President Donald Trump has today signed an executive order to end the separation of immigrant families at the US/Mexico border.
Politics Natalie Joyce speaks out so her daughters ‘feel empowered’ Natalie Joyce, the estranged wife of former deputy PM Barnaby Joyce has spoken publicly for the first time on behalf of her daughters.
Partner Content Preparing a modern and diverse government: The changing face of ANZSOG The Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) is supporting government growth with renewed focuses in diversity and inclusion.
News & Views Citizenship casualty comeback: Larissa Waters set for Senate return Greens Senator and former deputy, Larissa Waters is set to return to Parliament in September following replacement Andrew Bartlett’s Lower House pursuit.
News & Views Congressional candidate reckons diversity is “a bunch of crap” Diversity, it’s a “bunch of crap” according to a GOP congressional running for New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District. And it’s “un-American”.
News & Views Angela Merkel shares telling photo from G7 Summit German Chancellor Angela Merkel has shared the above photo on her Instagram account, saying it captures a “spontaneous” meeting at the G7 Summit in Canada.
News & Views Spain gets a majority female Cabinet: ‘One day this won’t make headlines’ Spain’s new Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has appointed 11 women and 6 men to his Cabinet, declaring a commitment to equality.
Life Safe access abortion clinics legalised in NSW (no thanks to the Minister for Women) The bill to legalise safe access zones for abortion clinics was passed overnight but no thanks can be extended to the Minister for Women, Tanya Davies.
Leadership Naivety helped Fiona Patten take the reins of a new political movement in Australia Fiona Patten, the Victorian cross-bencher who has led change on abortion, assisted dying and drug reform, sits down for a chat with Kristine Ziwica.
