tampon tax

No, women don’t need a glove to remove a tampon. But there are a lot of things in health we do need — and women-led businesses make them.

NZ prime minister Jacinda Ardern has annouced a goverment scheme to provide all school-aged people with free sanitary products.

The first passage of a bill to make pads and tampons free has been achieved, with amendments expected in the second stage.

If you ever experienced getting your period at school, you’ll understand the merit in the Vic Labor Government’s plan to help solve the problem. 

The tampon tax is on the verge of being abolished for good, after all state and territory treasurers voted unanimously this morning.

Australian women could save between $10 and $40 a year now that the federal government has bowed to pressure to remove the country’s tampon tax from female sanitary products.

Treasurer Joe Hockey has always been wary of going on Q&A.