international women’s day

Remember when the PM decalring,“we want to see women rise…we don’t want to see women rise only on the basis of others doing worse?” This IWD it’s outcomes

This morning, Scott Morrison spoke to an International Women’s Day breakfast at the Chamber of Minerals and Energy. According to reports, it was … interesting.

Every year, 50,000 women die at the hands of someone they know, possibly trust, and probably love or have loved, writes Bettina Baldeschi.

When culturally and linguistically communities don’t get their fair share of disability resources, women are the ones who pick up the slack.

Let’s get something out of the way straight up: Women are not born with less ambition and confidence than men. Just like we are not born with less merit.

Deloitte and QBE have each announced changes to their paid parental leave programs specifically designed to ensure men and women share the care.

On IWD 2019 Rob Sturrock reflects on whether we can achieve the change needed to dismantle the patriarchy. There is hope but the task is big.

Women don’t need a pedestal for a single day, they need equality. Every day. Which is why I still hate International Women’s Day.

Balance best describes what kind of future women want to see, writes Sadhana Smiles. But in many ways we’re making little progress.

We don’t need a date like International Women’s Day to feature, promote and celebrate women. We can do that all year round.

A replica of the iconic Fearless Girl statue has been unveiled today in Melbourne, ahead of International Women’s Day on the 8th of March.