minister for women

Recently I announced this year’s inductees into the Victorian Honour Roll of Women, writes Victorian Minister for Women Natalie Hutchins.

Katy Gallagher has described how she hit the “bottom of the bottom” after her fiancé was killed in a cycling accident when she was pregnant with her first child.

Let’s be frank: no MP needs a course to know gross bullying of people in his local community is appalling conduct for a parliamentarian.

If women in the Liberal Party can’t speak freely, what is the point of a Minister for Women in a Morrison government?

Fronting Senate Estimates on Monday, Senator Payne, Minister for Women, rejected the assertion that the federal budget had not done enough for Australian women.

Minister for Women has launched an online toolkit that aims to assist women with a range of financial tasks to ensure their economic wellbeing.

Kristine Scheul, Chair of the NAWIC, attended the ‘Women’s Jobs Creation Forum’ held by the Office for Women. She shares more of what happened on the day.

The Minister for Women has been quiet on how the pandemic is impacting women. Sure, she has another huge portfolio, but this shouldn’t be a side project,

Seven women will serve in the new look Morrison Cabinet with Marise Payne named the new Minister for Women and Sussan Ley returning to the front bench.

On behalf Fair Agenda Renee Carr shares a roadmap with Marise Payne, the new minister for women, about creating a more equal future for all women.

Julia Banks, Lucy Gichuhi and Kelly O’Dwyer are among those to speak out about the treatment of women in the Liberal party.

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.