gender inequality

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.

At a Missisippi rally the US President Donald Trump mocks Dr Christine Blasey Ford and the fact his conduct is so predictable is what makes it so shocking.

Fairfax Media reports that it’s alleged that ABC Chair Justin Milne’s described Michelle Guthrie as “the missus” and called women “chicks” and “babes”. 

Dr Christine Blasey Ford has had death threats, had her email hacked & her credibility attacked since being named as Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser.    

How many people have to die before our leaders do what so many advocates have said needs to be done to prevent family violence? Tarang Chawla asks.

The Teacher’s Pet a podcast series by Hedley Thomas for The Australian is exploring the mysterious disappearance of Lyn Dawson in January of 1982.

The childcare changes have sparked debate about whether or not women can afford to work. Dr Neela Janakiramanan writes that’s the wrong conversation.

A 68 year old Sydney man has been found dead after he shot his two teenage children in Pennant Hills on Thursday night: A father kills his children.

A new report by the Art of Mentoring, shows that the proportion of Australian men uncomfortable about working alone with a woman has doubled since #MeToo

Melbourne University tax professor Miranda Stewart says the cost of work remains too high for women and the proposed tax cuts won’t help.

The CEO of Qatar Airlines, Akbar Al Baker, has caused a furore with his comments at a press conference in Sydney where he said his job could only be done by a man “because it’s very challenging”.

The fact the proposed fact tax cuts in the 2018/19 budget will deliver men twice the benefits as women is a reminder why we still need a women’s budget statement.