News & Views ‘It’s liberating’: I want to talk about embracing the menopause rage Don’t fret about menopause, be it impending or current. Embrace your rage as you experience it, writes Jenny Susanto-Lee.
News & Views Like all of us at this time of year, Serena Williams has a case of Mondayitis Serena Williams posted a video of herself lying across a dining table with her eyes closed while taking a business call. And we love it.
Women's Health News The biggest wins for women’s health in 2024 Stigmatisation and dismissal of pain are all too often associated with women’s health outcomes. What improvements were made in 2024?
Women's Health News ‘Appalled’: 1400 Australian women lose class action against Bayer over contraceptive device Women who suffered chronic pain and bleeding have lost a class action lawsuit against pharmaceutical giant Bayer over a contraceptive device.
News & Views Couples over 60 who live apart can experience mental health benefits, study shows A growing number of people entering relationships after 60 are finding that being together and living apart improves wellbeing.
News & Views Men are more dependent on committed relationships than women, new study shows Men place more importance on finding a long-term partner and rely more heavily on romantic relationships than women, a new study has found.
Health Australians with endometriosis to have access to cheaper treatment for the first time in three decades Women living with endometriosis will have access to a new treatment on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme for the first time in three decades.
News & Views Protests calling for end of sexual violence erupt globally Protests have erupted across the world to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, observed today.
Women's Health News Women will soon be able to test themselves for chlamydia and gonorrhoea at home In an Australian-first, women will soon be able to test themselves for chlamydia and gonorrhoea at home, following TGA approval.
News & Views Australians most concerned about the economy as social cohesion remains low Social cohesion has remained stable over the past 12 months, according to Scanlon Mapping Social Cohesion Research.
Health New research shows 45 per cent of menopausal women report lower superannuation New research has found 45% of menopausal women report lower superannuation balances, with 76% of them believing this will delay retirement.
Leadership Today is World Diabetes Day. Meet 5 women leading change in the sector For the first time, five women are at the forefront of the fight against diabetes, a condition affecting more than two million Australians.
