Sexism
- Opinion
- Body image
Celebrities are becoming unrecognisable. The problem isn’t Ozempic
As reproductive rights are destroyed and female journalists are told to be “quiet, piggy” by the US president, is it a coincidence that women are quietly erasing themselves?
- Julia Baird
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How a manosphere star accused of rape and trafficking was freed
Facing serious charges, Andrew Tate was barred from leaving Romania. Then weeks after Donald Trump took office, an extraordinary order came down from the highest levels of the Romanian government.
- Megan Twohey and Isabella Kwai
‘Horribly, sexually violent’: How Australia’s women leaders deal with rising abuse
Women across the political spectrum are calling out the harassment that spreads online and spills into real life.
- Brittany Busch
- Opinion
- Medical misogyny
As an Olympian, mum and doctor, I know our health system fails women
I’ve had patients who’ve been told, and I’ve been told, that pain is “just part of being a woman”.
- Jana Pittman
- Opinion
- Social media
Women are having sex changes – on LinkedIn
Social media algorithms can really help you market your ideas. If you’re a man.
- Sarah Curnow
- Opinion
- Live music
This Bluesfest is a dudefest. Of 35 acts, just five are women
I scrolled down the line-up page, excited to find any female acts. I kept scrolling.
- Katie McMurray
- Opinion
- Political leadership
The exceptional thing about the battle of the bobs? It’s not exceptional
Julia Gillard says the first woman to do any important job in public life still carries an additional burden.
- Chip Le Grand
- Opinion
- Opinion
Here I am, yet another woman wrecking the joint
A great masthead dared to ask: Did women ruin the workplace? Well, let’s dance on some of those smoking ruins.
- Julia Baird
- Opinion
- Feminism
Fifty years ago, I wrote a bestseller about sexism in Australia. So, what’s changed?
Australia’s not as sexist as it was, but too many men still see women’s success as undermining their status.
- Anne Summers
I’d fractured 12 vertebrae and my skull. Then I was accused of ‘schoolgirl tactics’
By the time she won the Melbourne Cup, Michelle Payne had heard every sexist trope. These were the worst.
- Michelle Payne
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