News & Views Are you ‘quietly cracking’ at work? You’re not alone. The crushing cost of living is driving Australian workers to hide emotional distress while desperately maintaining their work performance.
News & Views It’s 2025, and breastfeeding in public is still treated like a crime Dr Elise Turner was recently asked to leave the Virgin Australia business lounge for discreetly pumping breast milk beneath her shirt.
News & Views Burnt out, anxious, overwhelmed: a clinical psychologist on how to reset when the world feels too heavy We might not be able to control the news cycle. But we can look after our nervous systems in the face of it.
News & Views ‘Bitch’ has a 1,000-year history. Its use has always been about power How did the word ‘bitch’ become both a weapon and a badge of honour? Its use has always been about power. Karen Stollznow takes a look.
News & Views Why women’s health doesn’t need a Lean In moment We must capitalise on public interest make sure women receive the same quality of, and access to, health care that men enjoy.
News & Views A woman’s right to shoes: The ANU controversy and gendered criticism of Genevieve Bell the public discourse has bizarrely zeroed in on a pair of shoes worn by ANU Vice-Chancellor Genevieve Bell.
News & Views Charlie Kirk was emblematic of a country polarised and imploding Charlie Kirk’s shooting and murder shows how deeply polarised American society has become, writes Melissa Butcher.
News & Views Why micro-retirement and financial freedom are the new goal for more women Zara Lim doesn’t see retirement as a chapter that will start when she’s 65. Instead, she sees it as an option that opens up when your wealth reaches a certain level.
News & Views Why maternal suicide must be part of the conversation this World Suicide Prevention Day We must treat maternal mental health with the same urgency and coordination as any other life-threatening condition.
News & Views Donald Trump, domestic violence and the dangerous politics of “lesser” harm Donald Trump’s claim that domestic violence should not count in crime statistics was a chilling reminder of how easily harm is minimised.
News & Views Australia is at a critical point on fetal alcohol spectrum disorder Australia is at a critical point on fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). After decades of advocacy from families, clinicians, researchers, and organisations, awareness of the hidden disability is higher than ever in 2025.
News & Views ‘A little fight with the wife’: Trump’s words are a slap in the face to survivors Donald Trump made comments that downplayed domestic violence in a way that was not only ignorant but deeply dangerous.