Life

No one should be denied access to basic healthcare provisions when vulnerable due to lack of service safety, writes Naomi Fryers.

Mexico City has confirmed a statue of an Indigenous woman will replace a one of Christopher Columbus located on the city’s main boulevard.

Public health expert and epidemiologist, Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons podcast.

Henrietta Lacks has been posthumously honoured by the World Health Organisation, which says she was “exploited” for science.

In 2019 I gave birth to a baby girl who was born, as they say, ‘still’. These are some of things I would have liked to have known, writes Rebecca Zwier.

In the financial sector, more than a quarter of male respondents believe the extent of the pay gap is grossly exaggerated. 

Anjali Sharma has been named a finalist for the Children’s Climate Prize, recognising her work leading a class action against Sussan Ley.

Australian swimmer Chloë McCardel has officially become the queen of the English Channel, after successfully completing her 44th crossing.

James Bond is a character reinvented with every new incarnation – why is his misogyny still dated back in the 60s? Asks Darren Paul Fisher.

The Nobel Prize will not be changing its rules to accommodate gender or ethnicity quotas, according to Göran Hansson.

Domestic female cricket players in Australia are getting a pay rise, with Cricket Australia announcing an increase to player payments in the WNCL and WBBL.

Many of the young girls surveyed said that false information online makes them depressed, sad, and anxious, writes Susanne Legena.