Screen Women are a driving force in TV viewership and shouldn’t be taken for granted any longer Women and people of colour remain underrepresented in the shows on the most popular streaming platforms, a new study from UCLA has found.
News & Views Couples over 60 who live apart can experience mental health benefits, study shows A growing number of people entering relationships after 60 are finding that being together and living apart improves wellbeing.
News & Views Men are more dependent on committed relationships than women, new study shows Men place more importance on finding a long-term partner and rely more heavily on romantic relationships than women, a new study has found.
News & Views Workplace discrimination against young women at three-year high A new study from the UK has found that more than fifty per cent of young women have experienced some form of discrimination at work.
News & Views Australians most concerned about the economy as social cohesion remains low Social cohesion has remained stable over the past 12 months, according to Scanlon Mapping Social Cohesion Research.
News & Views Male business owners pay themselves almost twice as much as female business owners Male entrepreneurs in Australia award themselves with a salary almost twice the amount that women business owners pay themselves.
Climate Domestic violence rates increase after climate disasters, new study finds The effects of climate change directly impact the rate of intimate partner violence, a new study from the UK has found.
News & Views Young girls face growing threats and fears campaigning for rights A growing number of girls are reporting fears around their safety as they campaigning for a better world.
Leadership Study finds people view women as smarter but men still hold the power The study showed that perceptions on gender have shifted, with most people believing that women are just as intelligent as men (but still not as ambitious).
Uncategorised Australian-first study highlights benefits of early education for school children Children who attend one year of early childhood education are more likely to achieve better NAPLAN results in Year 3 than those who haven’t.
Agenda Sports New funding awarded to make gyms less intimidating for women Does the mere thought of the gym send shivers down your spine? You’re not alone.
Jugglehood PhDs and parenting: A good match? Dr Inger Mewburn dipped her toe into the postgraduate world when her son Brendan was just eight months old and by the time she had her doctorate he had celebrated his eighth birthday.