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Encounter with young mother set me on a mission
Opinion
Opinion

Encounter with young mother set me on a mission

One day at our clinic, I sat with a woman who was ostensibly there for help with a misbehaving child. But I sensed there was something more. The next time I saw her, she told me her story.

  • by Steve Biddulph

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Dressed for success? The last taboos of dressing for work
Feminism

Dressed for success? The last taboos of dressing for work

There was a time in her career when Dorothy Hisgrove remembers being told not to wear pant suits, and what's the right pantyhose. Those days are over.

  • by Melissa Singer
Change is coming for the women of Saudi Arabia. But for how long?
Saudi Arabia

Change is coming for the women of Saudi Arabia. But for how long?

In small but significant ways, the daily reckonings are becoming easier and the costs of failure are falling.

  • by Liz Sly
WA Labor MP deletes 'rape prevention' tweet
Crime

WA Labor MP deletes 'rape prevention' tweet

WA Labor MP Darren West has deleted a Tweet he posted on Saturday morning that contained "rape prevention tips" he said "must be adhered to".

  • by Nathan Hondros & David Allan-Petale
Don't let Eurydice Dixon's death be a 'cautionary tale'
Opinion
Feminism

Don't let Eurydice Dixon's death be a 'cautionary tale'

The people who have the power to change things think it’s easier to keep women afraid than it is to make men accountable.

  • by Clementine Ford
Australian fashion label under fire over #MeToo collection

Australian fashion label under fire over #MeToo collection

"I didn’t want them to think I was trying to make money off their grief. And that’s when I thought I had to change the name."

  • by Melissa Singer
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Taking photographs of 'invisible' women
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Taking photographs of 'invisible' women

If you’re over 25 and under 75, you have no existence in stock imagery. We are invisible.

  • by Carol Duncan
Women the losers in magazine's botched politics of symbolism
Opinion
Opinion

Women the losers in magazine's botched politics of symbolism

Indulge in the politics of symbolism and the truly powerful get off scot-free.

  • by Julie Szego
Saudi Arabia issues driver's licences to women for first time in 50 years
Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia issues driver's licences to women for first time in 50 years

Ten Saudi women have been granted drivers' licences, but human rights activists have called the move a publicity stunt.

  • by Alexandra Zavis
The stunning hypocrisy of Vogue Arabia
Opinion
Opinion

The stunning hypocrisy of Vogue Arabia

Putting a woman behind the wheel is one thing. But a woman whose own government silenced the women who got her there is quite another.

  • by Roqayah Chamseddine
Why do today's feminists hate Sex and the City?
Analysis

Why do today's feminists hate Sex and the City?

It's 20 years since the first episode of the groundbreaking television show. But not everyone is celebrating.

  • by Rowan Pelling