News & Views Contraception, endometriosis and IVF medications set to become cheaper for women Women will access medications relating to contraception, endometriosis and IVF, after the federal government announced the subsidisation.
Partner Content Getting advice about contraception from social media? Here’s why it’s worth seeking professional support Many young women are looking to social media for information about their reproductive health, rather than consulting a medical professional.
Women's Health News ‘Appalled’: 1400 Australian women lose class action against Bayer over contraceptive device Women who suffered chronic pain and bleeding have lost a class action lawsuit against pharmaceutical giant Bayer over a contraceptive device.
News & Views The Greens unveil new policy to make contraceptives free for women. Could we see it in action? The Greens have announced a new policy to provide women with free access to contraception. Could we see it in action?
News & Views I suffer from migraines and was prescribed the combination pill for years when I shouldn’t have been You should question your doctor about migraines, even if you’ve been taking the same type of contraceptive pill for years.
News & Views Seven in ten Australian women say they have insufficient education on contraception Seven in ten Australian women say they have insufficient education on contraception, according to a new national survey.
Women's Health News Australia’s uptake of long-acting contraception is falling behind other countries. Here’s why Many advocates are urging government’s support in an ongoing Senate Inquiry into reproductive health and contraception access in Australia.
News & Views More than 1000 Australian women commence class action against pharmaceutical giant Bayer The women claim Bayer’s Essure contraceptive device has caused them debilitating pain and in some cases having to undergo hysterectomies.
News & Views Taliban bans use of contraception, further restricting women’s rights The Taliban have banned the use of contraception in two cities, claiming its use by women is part of a Western agenda to control the Muslim population
Soapbox ‘Utmost significance for Australian women’: Looking back on the 50th anniversary of the Whitlam Government 2022 marks the 50th Anniversary of the election of the Whitlam Government and one often forgotten policy decision had big impacts on women.
News & Views Fifty years ago, the new Whitlam government removed the luxury sales tax on the pill. It changed Australian women’s lives By removing the fear of pregnancy, the pill helped to change women’s attitude towards sex, writes Michelle Arrow.
News & Views France to offer free contraception for women up to age 25 Already, those aged up to 18 have access to free contraception, this policy now extends the age to 25 to support more young women.