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Rebecca wears Aje “Huxley” dress from Chadstone, The Fashion Capital. Oscar wears Next shirt and shorts with braces. Billie wears Printebebe dress. Twins Tom and Darcy wear Next dungarees and T-shirts. They are sitting on a Ponyrider “Dawn Ranger” blanket and “Hieroglyphic” throw.
Parenting

Rebecca Judd is refreshingly honest about the juggle – even with support

Rebecca Judd has her hands full – but she keeps all the domestic plates spinning with precision planning, steely resilience and a proactive husband.

  • by Wendy Tuohy
P.E. Nation will stage their first solo show at Fashion Week on Monday. Pictured: Pip Edwards (left) and Claire Tregoning (right) and model wearing the duo's designs at front.
Fashion Week

The fashion labels making their runway debut at Fashion Week

  • by Annie Brown
Were the work of child-caring more able to be shared, the pay gap would close, enabling women and families a better deal.
Parenting

What would be good for mothers is closing the pay gap faster

  • by Lisa Annese
Models Tess Angel and Madison Fanshawe - BLACK SKIRT, modelling Australian fashion label Aje's T shirts. Tees. Photographed Wednesday 8th May 2019. Photographed Wednesday 8th May 2019. Photograph by James Brickwood. SMH NEWS 190508
Fashion Week

This brand sold the idea of $200 'investment T-shirts' to Australia

  • by Melissa Singer
A shot from Tigerlily's latest campaign. The brand now makes the majority of its swimwear from recycled fabrics.
Fashion Week

Riches to rags: Fashion's waste problem gets a back-to-basics fix

  • by Melissa Singer

Daily life

What I want for Mother's Day is something for my daughter

Wendy Tuohy
Wendy Tuohy

I've lost count of the number of books (for women) to have come across my desk about how we need to shake up the way we divide, and value labour.

If you don't believe the harassment statistics, listen to these women

Jane Gilmore
Jane Gilmore

A report released this week found half of women in Australia don’t feel safe walking alone at night.

'There's something about fatness that makes others feel entitled'

Jenna Guillaume

Your body is not your own.

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