gender inequality

Women hold less than 3% of leadership roles​ in the Catholic Church despite making up over 60% of the membership, Stephanie Lorenzo reflects on why.

Almost every day when I open my browser to read the latest news, I see more statistics articulating the extent of gender inequality in this country.

Forget red roses, if you want to make women happy as the Valentine’s Day marketing trope suggests, this is the wishlist to consider.

A tweet on Sunday from Dubai’s official social media account announcing the winners of the government’s gender equality awards attracted global attention.

As 2019 kicks off, Trish has resolved to take a glass-half-full look at things and celebrate some of the progress women have made.

The backdrop of a man violently killing Aiia Maasarwe was a fiery public discussion about toxic masculinity sparked by an ad imploring men to be better.

Last year author Marianne Schnall declared 2018 would be the ‘year of women’ and as it ends we aske 4 female leaders what they think.

Karni Liddell and Malala Yousafzai are both proof of the incredible power of having a head nodder in your corner. Find a head nodder change your life.

Women take on more paid work while shouldering a disproportionate load of housework and this is never more pronounced than at Christmas.

Leah Ruppanner, University of Melbourne, explores the three policies to support working families that need to be enacted now.

Men behaving badly: A New York Times report indicates 201 prominent men in America have lost their jobs and less than half have been replaced by women.

A woman has been killed in Australia every second day in October. Ten women murdered in 22 days hasn’t happened in a far-flung war zone.