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When bro-podcast logic meets medical patriarchy, the result is institutionalised grief illiteracy, writes Sam Payne.

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

Queensland senator Larissa Waters has been elected as the new leader of The Greens.

An Australian motivational podcaster has been publicly criticised by a fellow wellness influencer for his “dangerous” views on women & work. 

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has responded to a ‘disrespectful’ comment from her GOP colleague, saying she ‘will not yield to disrespectful men’. 

The “glass cliff” applies to women who are elevated to leadership in times of crisis, meaning they are perceived as having a high probability of failure.

Half of women’s organisations aiding women in crises may shut down in six months from global aid cuts, according to a UN Women survey.

This government now has an opportunity, and a responsibility, to lead differently, especially when it comes to First Nations issues.

Dr Anne Aly has been promoted into Labor’s new cabinet and given the small business, multicultural affairs and international development portfolios.

How did we land in a place where leading the department that can make a dramatic difference to everyday Australians is seen as a “demotion”.

Anthony Albanese has unveled his new look majority-female Cabinet, falling just short of the 57 per cent of women now in the Labor Caucus.

Newly elected Pope Leo XIV faces serious allegations of covering up child abuse, yet media coverage remains disturbingly silent.