Opinion
The Coalition dismisses them as “voices of Labor”, but ignoring the motivations of some candidates is politically dangerous, writes Michelle Grattan.
Opinion
Examples from the legal profession demonstrate why enforced quotas to increase female participation in politics and business are unwarranted, argues Morry Bailes.
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Monday’s protest marches against sexual harassment and violence underscored the demand for change. Now comes the challenge of achieving it, argues Chris Wallace.
With women around the nation today taking part in marches prompted by sexual assault scandals in Canberra, Sarah Cameron examines the risk to politics-as-usual of the issue and a growing gender voting gap.
Online abuse is driving girls to quit social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, with nearly 60 per cent experiencing harassment, a global study has shown.
Older Australians and women have been making up a bigger share of JobSeeker recipients, with people on the unemployment payment long-term also rising.
