Politics

A quick look at the above image and you may see Pauline Hanson and British journalist Laura Kuenssberg in an explosive argument on live television. It’s not real.

Don’t just talk. Commit the funding and show political will to do what it takes to end violence against women, writes Larissa Waters.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor released after he was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, in relation to Jeffrey Epstein.

Grieving families are challenging social media companies in US court, arguing that Meta puts profits ahead of users’ safety and wellbeing.

Australia’s refusal to repatriate 34 women and children detained in Syria’s al-Roj camp raises serious human rights concerns.

Australia inconveniently has a clear ‘Values Statement’ that goes well beyond listing democracy, the rule of law and various freedoms.

Hillary Clinton has accused president Donald Trump of orchestrating a “cover-up” over the files related to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. 

Women are increasingly shaping the legal landscape in Australia, everywhere from the courtroom to community advocacy and legal reform.

These trailblazers are proving that when women’s expertise is supported, the law can be a force for meaningful change.

Are Australian of the Year recipients like Grace Tame meant to be moral mannequins frozen in the moment of their acceptable suffering?

Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts says she departed her “dream role” to protect her physical and psychological safety.

With “many” complaints of workplace misconduct at Parliament House being made, how seriously are they being treated? Jo Tarnawsky writes.