Women for Election

Women for Election’s suvey of women running for office and those already in office shows the extent and harm of online abuse. It should be raising alarms about how healthy our democracy actually is.

Research from Women for Election Australia has found 63 per cent of Australians wanted to see more women in politics.

Don’t wake up on Sept 5th and regret not running or supporting a competent woman to stand for council in NSW, writes Licia Heath.

Shelley Hancock is encouraging women to consider putting themselves forward as candidates in next year’s local government elections.

Nicolle Flint shares more on some of the causes she is passionate about, like improving outcomes for those with endometriosis, and bettering the treatment of all women in politics.

A lack of female representation is obvious in the Coalition’s series of COVID-19-related response and recovery proposals – proposals that have either ignored or undermined women’s interests.