gender equality

Australia’s most gender-diverse parliament must now turn promises into real action to improve safety for women and children.

Labor’s electoral success is a triumph of strategic gender equality advocacy and transformation that has changed the entire parliament.

The recent election results have ushered in a historic moment for Labor, with women now making up an estimated 57 per cent of the caucus.

It should not be such an immense struggle in this country for young women to have access to a home which is safe, secure and affordable.

The liberal Party loses support from women by ignoring unfair systems and not backing flexible work and equal pay.

Our political and community leaders are uniquely positioned to normalise conversations around different forms of masculinity.

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.

Without women in the national security workforce, and in combat roles, Australia will fail to hit its recruitment targets.

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.

Large employers will soon be required to select and make progress on gender equality targets after the federal parliament passed new changes. 

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?

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.