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While it’s easy to look back on the 1970s and 80s through a nostalgic lens, it was also one of the most politically transformative times.

Australia’s aged care system is falling behind, and women will carry the cost when support and beds run out.

Parents can guide children through Anzac Day, helping them understand remembrance, war, and community with care and honesty.

As the CEO of “hundreds and hundreds” of women, Emma Grede told listeners that proximity to power is the price of ambition.

Women who research and raise concerns about the manosphere face great personal costs, including harassment and threats.

Pauline Hanson has always identified her “enemy”, whether it be immigrants, Islam or the Voice to Parliament. It’s an intentional decision.

Asking women what they’d do if there were no men for a day is a fast way to provoke men, writes author Georgia Harper.

Anjali Sharma didn’t set out to become one of Australia’s most recognised youth climate voices.

Why does Nine want viewers to believe that good men are complicit and misogyny goes unchecked when there are participants speaking up?

Kathryn Nelson became a Plastic Free Mermaid, turning science into action, creativity and joy, shared on a podcast.

After eleven years leading ACF, Kelly O’Shanassy reflects in a podcast on endurance, leadership, joy and knowing when to leave.

It’s gender pay gap data day, when the gender pay gaps of more than 10,000 empoyers across Australia go public. And people start asking questions.