World These are 2024’s happiest countries. How does gender factor into it? The 2024 World Happiness Report shows two out of the top five happiest countries in the world are led by women.
News & Views Women favour climate actions that benefit future generations more than men – new study Attitudes towards climate policies partly depend on a consideration of future, as yet unborn, descendants. Women tended to show more ability to think about how future generations could benefit.
News & Views The government has released its interim response to AI growth – but where is the gender lens? The government has released its interim response to the Safe and Responsible AI in Australia consultation, outlining its action plan for the technology.
News & Views The Taliban’s war on women in Afghanistan must be formally recognised as gender apartheid The Taliban’s two years ruling Afghanistan have taught us ordinary human rights initiatives are insufficient to address gender apartheid.
News & Views The key stats that show the gendered impact of the pandemic response The consequences of measures taken to address the health and economic crisis are likely to be felt more by women, on a number of fronts.
News & Views You need to watch Cynthia Nixon’s “Be a Lady, They said!” video If you haven’t already seen Cynthia Nixon’s “Be a Lady, They Said” by Girls Girls Girls Magazine yet, stop what you’re doing and watch it immediately.
News & Views Scarlet ribbons – the long history of big hair bows Over the last century or so, Hair bows have signified femininity, but historical sources indicate it wasn’t always that way.
News & Views “Come on girls! What’s going on?” A man asks why more women aren’t giving their time to charity “Come on girls! What’s going on?” An Australian man took to LinkedIn to ask why more women aren’t giving their time to charity like men.
News & Views If women from the ‘lucky’ generation face homelessness what can young women expect? A new Grattan Institute Report shows that young Australians could be the first generation in memory to have lower living standards than their parents’.
News & Views Anne Summers: ‘The Liberals have a man problem, a merit problem & a misogyny problem’ At the National Press Club on 6th of March 2019 Dr Anne Summers AO said the Liberals don’t have a woman problem. Women have a problem with the Liberals.
News & Views Zero women on Forbes’ 100 highest paid athletes in the world Forbes’ 100 highest paid athletes in the world come from 22 countries, compete in 11 sports and earned a cumulative $3.8 billion, with 23% of that coming from endorsements.
News & Views “Of course it has to be led by a man”: Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker says of his job. 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”.