COVID-19

As the sports market reemerges in a post-pandemic world, women’s sport may be positioned to adapt to the changes brought about by COVID-19.

Jacinda Ardern has secured enough COVID-19 vaccines to inoculate every New Zealander, and provide free doses to pacific island nations.

A new review says managing the pandemic into 2021 will mean persisting with the measures that have made Australia’s response successful so far.

Mish Baker from Melbourne lives with disabilities and multiple health challenges and is the full-time carer for her children.

Google will experiment with a flexible work week when employees return to the office sometime next year, the tech giant’s CEO has revealed.

Franklin Women released their Five Year Impact Report, and it’s not good news for women in health and medical research.

Next Monday, Women’s Agenda will be hosting a webinar to dissect the findings of the survey and talk through how we can reset post-COVID.

COVID has increased that domestic load as more people are at home more of the time. This is largely being done by women.

Britain has become the first Western country to allow mass immunisations against COVID-19 when approved Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine.

For too long, it’s been an uphill battle for working parents (predominantly mothers). Research shows that the old way wasn’t working.

More people died from suicide than the COVID-19 virus last month in Japan. Many were women. The mental health catastrophe might be rising.