News & Views When ‘equal’ does not mean ‘the same’: Liberals still do not understand their women problem The liberal Party loses support from women by ignoring unfair systems and not backing flexible work and equal pay.
News & Views How political leaders can fight the manosphere while on the campaign trail Our political and community leaders are uniquely positioned to normalise conversations around different forms of masculinity.
News & Views The 2025 federal election is already failing Australian women miserably At this election voters are having to make do with a pretty limited choice on the political runway, settling for one-size-fits-all representatives.
News & Views Without women, Australia’s defence force will struggle to recruit enough people Without women in the national security workforce, and in combat roles, Australia will fail to hit its recruitment targets.
News & Views A small increase to foreign aid could support millions of women facing armed conflict and disasters The federal budget revealed Australia’s international aid is flatlining at 0.68 per cent of the budget and will fall in the coming years.
News & Views ‘Publicly accountable’: Large employers now required to meet gender equality targets Large employers will soon be required to select and make progress on gender equality targets after the federal parliament passed new changes.
News & Views It’s time to give (and take) credit where credit is due Women are less likely to get credit from their peers or to take credit than their male counterparts. Are we giving credit where it is due?
Climate All-female team to lead commercial solar installation for the first time An all-female-led commercial solar project is set to make waves in the renewable energy sector, in what is believed to be a world-first.
Ed's Blog What links the happiest countries on Earth? Gender Equality Countries that are closer to closing their gender gaps are more likely to appear at the top of the happiness index.
News & Views Despite some key milestones since 2000, Australia still has a long way to go on gender equality Australia’s gender equality progress is slow, with widening gaps, economic costs, and persistent inequality for women.
News & Views Jess Davis experienced horrific sexism at uni. Support from women in tech changed everything Jess Davis overcame sexism in STEM, finding support from women in tech, and now thrives as an AI engineer.
News & Views ‘It’s surreal’: Outrage as Saudi Arabia chairs the UN Commission on the Status of Women This year’s UN Commission on the Status of Women in New York is being chaired by Saudi Arabia. How did this happen?