News & Views One in three teen boys believe giving women equal opportunities has gone too far Nearly one third of teen boys believe attempts to give equal opportunities to women have gone too far, according to new research.
News & Views Professor Emma Johnston to become University of Melbourne’s first female Vice-Chancellor Professor Emma Johnston AO has been named as the next Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne and will commence in February 2025.
News & Views How do we get more dads to take leave and why does it matter? Government paid parental leave is now part of the working landscape for new parents in Australia, making it hard to remember that prior to 2011, we were one of just two developed countries in the world without such a scheme.
News & Views New University of Melbourne podcast explores truth of women’s working lives We’ll be featuring stories on all eight episodes of the Women Are The Business podcast here on Women’s Agenda, thanks to our partnership with the University of Melbourne.
Ed's Blog Marriage has changed dramatically, but gender inequalities remain Same-sex marriage has been legal for a year in Australia, but more progress can still be made on gender inequality in marriages and cohabiting relationships, writes Michelle Brady and Belinda Hewitt from the University of Melbourne.