Women's Health News The Gates Foundation to invest $2.5 billion women’s health by 2030 The Gates Foundation has announced it will spend $2.5 billion by 2030 on women’s health to advance chronically underfunded areas.
Screen New film follows women-led mission to bring Putin’s generals to justice A new documentary on securing justice for the Ukrainian people has been released, showcasing the brave stories of women on the ground.
World ‘Huge display of democracy’: Sydneysiders march across Harbour Bridge in solidarity with Palestine Tens of thousands of people marched across the Sydney Harbour Bridge in support of Palestine, demanding peace and aid in war-torn Gaza.
World First women’s political party launched in Iraq ahead of parliamentary elections Women activists have launched Iraq’s first women’s political party ahead of the country’s upcoming parliamentary elections in November.
News & Views Spain offers 17 weeks of paid parental leave to new parents Parents in Spain are entitled to 17 weeks paid parental leave, after the government approved a new measure to help enhance gender equality.
World Trump admits Epstein ‘stole’ Virginia Giuffre and other young women from Mar-a-Lago Donald Trump has admitted that convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein “stole” young female staffers from his Mar-a-Lago country club.
News & Views China to offer annual baby subsidy to boost declining birth rate The Chinese government has announced a 3,600 yuan ($AUD770) annual payment for parents for each child under the age of three.
World Gaza-bound aid boat carrying activists, including two Australians, intercepted by Israel A Gaza-bound boat carrying 21 activists, including two Australians, has been intercepted by Israeli troops.
News & Views Donald Trump cannot make the Epstein files go away. Will this be the story that brings him down? Trump’s tanking approval rating and the salience of the Epstein files issue lead to an obvious question: is this going to be the thing that finally scratches the Teflon president?
News & Views The starvation of children must be the line we refuse to cross The deliberate starvation of children should be the moment that shakes every conscience into action, writes Rita Nasr.
News & Views ‘No one is scared of you today’: Alivea Goncalves bravely addresses her sister’s killer, Bryan Kohberger The older sister of a university student murdered in the US state of Idaho has delivered a powerful statement to the killer, Bryan Kohberger.
News & Views The US has sanctioned UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese – here’s why she’s the wrong target Who are special rapporteurs and why would Francesca Albanese’s performance of her role elicit such a strong reaction from the US?
