women

One third of one percent of the entire history-making, big spending budget goes to women. That’s 0.038% of around $500 billion.

Georgie Dent and Lisa Bryant are hosting a second Women & COVID19 Conference to address growing concerns for women in the pandemic’s aftermath.

Tegan Carrison says the flaws in Australia’s mental health system disproportionately impact women who represents almost 80% of all psychologists.

A job ad posted by a 39 year old Silicon Valley CEO and mum of 10 year old twins for a Household Manager / Cook/ Nanny went viral recently.

Men are happier when both partners contribute financially – but get stressed when their female partner earns 40% of household income.

Ad Standards have dismissed more than 600 complaints about the #BloodNormal television ads that Libra broadcast this year.

On Monday night Ricci Bartels spoke on ABC’s Q&A program about her life on Newstart after 46 years as a productive taxpayer.

60 women who had ‘illegal’ abortions have challenged authorities to #ArrestUs ahead of the NSW parliament debating a decriminalisation bill today.

The new SEEK Employment Report shows women are less likely to apply for jobs with a long list of dot-point criteria & it’s costing them job opportunities.

I cannot endlessly have coffee with people I hardly know, indiscriminately read manuscripts, research proposals or judge competitions, Jane Caro writes.

What the 2019-20 budget doesn’t include is telling. There is nothing in it to address the growing inequality in Australia and little for women.

Australia needs a gender responsive budget & we need it yesterday because Australian women are falling way behind in terms of economic security.