Australia

Islamophobic incidents in Australia more than doublein the past two years, with girls and women most affected, new research shows.

Not only is DEI the right thing to do, but it has a profound, positive impacts for individuals, companies and the economy.

Mursal Sadat and Parisa Sekandari epitomise the resilience and determination of Afghan women forging new lives in Australia.

Danes have a better work-life balance than any other country, with only 2 per cent of employees regularly working very long hours.

While it can feel like little progress is being made to stop women being killed by their partners or ex-partners, the data show a steady decline in recent years.

New report shows Australia’s most comprehensive understanding of the social landscape, including trust in society, belonging and wellbeing.

A report card on the wellbeing of Australians has been released today looking at how things have changed since the Covid-19 pandemic began. 

Australia and New Zealand’s chances of co-hosting the 2023 Women’s World Cup have received a boost after FIFA rated their joint bid highest.

Just 16 months into her five-year tenure as our first ever full-time Race Discrimination Commissioner, Dr Helen Szoke has announced she’s leaving the post in order to take up the role of Chief Executive with Oxfam.

Given Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s body parts have become a legitimate source of national conversation, it was only a matter of time before a ‘Convoy of Cleaveage’ was launched in a bid to strike back.