News & Views 90 per cent of young Australian women think sexual assault is “inevitable” A landmark study by the Young Women’s Alliance has revealed dissatisfaction felt by young women in education, healthcare and safety.
News & Views A Zoom fundraiser for white women has raised $11 million for Kamala Harris A white women’s virtual fundraising event raised $US11 million ($16.8 million) this week to support Kamala Harris’ campaign.
Agenda Sports US women’s water polo team has a new, loud cheerleader: Flavor Flav US women’s water polo team head into the Paris Games with a designated ‘hype man’ — the US rapper Flavor Flav.
Business Is it truly the end of Booktopia? Here’s what it means for the Australian publishing industry News of the collapse of the country’s largest online bookseller, Booktopia is stirring discussions about the industry. So, what happened?
News & Views Paid parental leave for grandparents? Sweden has just introduced the world-first policy In Sweden, grandparents can now receive paid parental leave for proving caregiving to their grandchildren.
News & Views ‘An entry point to regular giving’: How women’s giving circles are connecting like-minded women By combining financial contributions, members of women’s giving circles can fund initiatives that individual donations might not cover.
News & Views Union demands higher pay for private school teachers after pay rise for public sector The Independent Education Union (IEU) is calling for pay rises for teachers in the private school system in NSW and ACT.
Local ‘Sexually transmitted debts’: Australia’s tax system is being weaponised by domestic violence abusers After victim survivors escape the abusive relationship, they are finding tax debts for companies they didn’t know they were signatories to.
News & Views The public sector has a smaller gender pay pap than the private sector, but women are still earning much less Women earn 86 cents for every dollar men earn working in the Commonwealth public sector, a report from the WGEA has found.
News & Views Denmark men’s national soccer team refuse pay rise and demand equal pay for women’s team Male players from Denmark’s national soccer team have refused raise and accepted a deal that ensures women players get equal pay.
News & Views The significant economic and social opportunity in dismantling harmful gender norms: Research Enabling men to play a bigger role at home is one way we can take to eliminate harmful gender norms and gender inequities.
News & Views We’re looking in the wrong place for solutions to the gender pay gap The bulk of the hourly gender pay gap is because women are being paid less than men in the same occupation, writes Dr Silvia Griselda.
