Al Jazeera recently reported that ‘Women have voted at higher rates than men in every presidential election since 1980, making them a powerful force.’ The USA 2020 election results are in, so how … [Read more...]
RSPCA NSW announces bushfire relief and recovery plan
RSPCA NSW is providing relief and recovery assistance to animals that have been impacted by Australia’s bushfire crisis, but they need donations to continue to care for these animals. “We are … [Read more...]
Aussie retailers unite to help communities impacted by the #bushfirecrisis
Australian retailers are uniting this Thursday (January 9th) via ‘ALL IN’ to fundraise for the Australian Red Cross Bushfire Disaster & Recovery Relief Fund. The nationwide 'ALL IN' fund raising … [Read more...]
Everything else seems so unimportant as Australia burns
It's at this time of the year when we'd usually be talking about New Year's resolutions like losing weight, but everything else seems so unimportant now, as our nation burns. Like many Australians, … [Read more...]
3 Steps to Support Victims of Domestic Violence in the Workplace
Friday 23 November 2018 is White Ribbon Day, a global movement to eradicate men’s violence against women. Ahead of White Ribbon Day, AccessEAP, a corporate psychology organisation which supports and … [Read more...]
What are Senator Hanson-Young’s legal rights in response to Senator Leyonhjelm’s “slut shaming”?
By Rolf Howard, Managing Partner, Owen Hodge Lawyers It all began on 28 June, during a parliamentary debate about pepper sprays and violence against women. Senator David Leyonhjelm shouted at … [Read more...]
Australian ’50 Shades of No’ sexual consent campaign nominated for 2018 Cannes Glass Lion
Australian sexual consent campaign, 50 Shades of No, has been shortlisted for the Glass Lion for Change at the 65th International Festival of Creativity. It’s the only Australian campaign on the list … [Read more...]
Public Nominations now open for Australian of the Year Awards 2019
The National Australia Day Council is now accepting public nominations (anyone can nominate) for the 2019 Australian of the Year Awards until 31st July 2018. The National Australia Day Council is … [Read more...]
Effective Tax Rates from the Federal Budget 2018/19 Personal Tax Plan
On Tuesday, 8 May 2018 the Turnbull Government handed down the Federal Budget 2018/19 which included lower personal tax rates for all Australians through the Australian Government’s Personal Income … [Read more...]
What’s in the 2018-19 Federal Budget for Women
Last night, Treasurer, Scott Morrison handed down the 2018/2019 federal budget at Parliament House in Canberra. The Turnbull Government wants more women to enter the workforce to take the pressure off … [Read more...]
Australian industry’s most likely to benefit from 2018-19 Federal Budget
In the lead up to tonight’s Federal Budget, industry information analyst IBISWorld have released an overview of the industry’s most likely to benefit. IBISWorld believes positive economic trends … [Read more...]
Can Barnaby Joyce take action for defamation?
By Rolf Howard, Managing Partner, Owen Hodge Lawyers The recent news of the actions of former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce brings to light many social and legal issues. Politicians across NSW … [Read more...]
Valentine’s Day arrives early for Tasmania’s Lovebirds the monogamous Shy Albatross
Valentine's Day has arrived early for the shy Albatross, a monogamous bird species that mates for life, as many become mums and dads, welcoming the arrival of some of the first fluffy chicks of the … [Read more...]
White Ribbon Day is on this Saturday, 25th November 2017
Save the Date and Take the Oath in Australia to end disrespect, abuse and violence against women during the annual White Ribbon Day, which occurs on the International Day for the Elimination of … [Read more...]
200 Women from Around the World Share their Stories for Free Exhibition at Sydney Opera House
Westpac has opened 200 Women: The Listening Ground, a free exhibition at the world famous Sydney Opera House, designed to highlight diversity and equality through the stories of 200 women from around … [Read more...]
Girls Are Taking Over Positions of Powers on International Day of the Girl
To celebrate International Day of the Girl (October 11) girls around the world will be taking over more than 500 positions of power in 60 countries. In Australia, girls will be taking over positions … [Read more...]
Australian Government to cut funding for legal services for women experiencing family violence
On International Women's Day, the National Association of Community Legal Centres (NACLC) is again asking the Australian Government to reverse funding cuts to Community Legal Centres that will take … [Read more...]
Infographic: How the Brexit Vote has Affected Human Resources
As the UK Government prepares to leave the European Union, businesses across the country are preparing to do the same. One of the biggest challenges for commercial organisations will be in area of … [Read more...]
Increased pressure on homelessness support services due to family violence
Specialist homelessness services in Australia are seeing a significant increase in client numbers due to domestic and family violence, according to a new report from the Australian Institute of Health … [Read more...]
Turnbull Government to fund projects that inspire girls and women to pursue careers in STEM
Women in Australia are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) related studies and professions. Only one in four IT graduates and fewer than one in 10 engineering … [Read more...]
Stand Up Comedy to pay for funerals of women who are victims of domestic violence
This October comedians around the country will stand up to shine a spotlight on domestic violence in Australia. The #IStandUp comedy nights will take place simultaneously around the country in all … [Read more...]
Where to find information about the candidates in your local Council Elections
Did you know that New South Wales are holding Local Government Elections on the 10th September 2016? Do you know any of the candidates in your local council elections? If you don't know anything … [Read more...]
The Five Signs of Financial Abuse of Women
One of the lesser-known forms of domestic violence is financial abuse, which can make it difficult for women to escape violent relationships. Research indicates that financial abuse is experienced in … [Read more...]
The Battle between Kesha and her Producer from a Legal Perspective
The legal battle between U.S. singer/songwriter Kesha and her long-time producer Dr Luke (pictured) is full of sordid stuff – allegations of rape, emotional blackmail and financial abuse. #FreeKesha … [Read more...]
Urgent call to fund family violence-related legal help in May 2016 Federal Budget
The National Association of Community Legal Centres (NACLC) is calling on the Australian Government to back up its commitment to addressing family violence with additional funding for legal assistance … [Read more...]
What the United Nations has planned for International Women's Day 2016 celebrations
The United Nations (UN) is hoping International Women’s Day celebrations on 8 March will mobilise people around the world to call for a Planet 50-50 by 2030. UN Women is organising high-profile events … [Read more...]
Hunting Ground Australia Project uniting universities to tackle sexual violence
The Hunting Ground Australia Project, a collaborative, comprehensive campaign around the incidence of, and responses to, sexual violence in Australian universities, launched in Australia last … [Read more...]
#FaceItTogether campaign to end violence against women and girls
Today, International Women's Day, UN Women Australia are asking all Australians to join UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Nicole Kidman to pledge their support for the #FaceItTogether campaign to end … [Read more...]
Homelessness amongst older women is increasing
International Women’s Day 2016 is a great day to start to address the housing needs of older women because homelessness amongst older women is increasing, yet remains hidden from the public eye. The … [Read more...]
Trial of Free Removalist Services for victims of Domestic Violence
A three month trial of free removalist services for victims of domestic violence has commenced in Brisbane with a view to rolling out across Queensland and moving towards a National … [Read more...]
Race, money, activism, sex: Queen Victoria Women’s Centre International Women’s Day speaker series
How the feminist dialogue fails Indigenous women, a new book on attitudes in the era of sex positivity, the impact of digital activism on the feminist movement, and how gender stereotypes harm women … [Read more...]
Adore Beauty promoting Inspirational Women with 'She Works Wonders'
One of Australia's most successful female entrepreneurs, Kate Morris, is launching a new campaign to celebrate inspirational women across Australia. Launching tomorrow, on International Women's Day, … [Read more...]
‘Silent Tears’ exhibition throws spotlight on gendered violence and disability
A powerful multimedia exhibition exploring domestic violence and disability by internationally-acclaimed photographer Belinda Mason will be on show this month at the University of Sydney. Silent … [Read more...]
Celebrate Australia's Cultural Diversity on Harmony Day 21 March 2016
Since 1999, Harmony Day has been held every year in Australia on 21 March to coincide with the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. The central message of … [Read more...]
Corporate Australia Pledges Support for Marriage Equality
LGBTI guests and staff will feel welcome at AccorHotels after Australia’s largest hotel operator, raised the rainbow flag and pledged its support of Australian Marriage Equality in an open letter. … [Read more...]
Melissa Abu-Gazaleh the woman behind the Top Blokes Foundation
When a “neomasculinist” online group that supports legal rape on private property has enought support to organise meet-ups in Australia, the issue of gender inequality is still blatantly … [Read more...]
Champion of Gender Equality David Morrison named 2016 Australian of the Year
Former Chief of Army and current Chair of the Diversity Council of Australia, David Morrison AO, has been named Australian of the Year for 2016 in a rain soaked ceremony, on the lawns of Parliament … [Read more...]
University of Melbourne to address under-representation of women in politics
The University of Melbourne is offering the first Australian university program to address the continued under-representation of women in parliament. The Pathways to Politics Program for Women was … [Read more...]
Finalists for the Australian of the Year Awards 2016
The National Australia Day Council has announced the finalists for the Australian of the Year Awards 2016, including the prestigious Australian of the Year Award. Last year's winner Rosie Batty has … [Read more...]
History created when Michelle Payne became first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup
Congratulations to Michelle Payne, the first ever woman jockey to win the prestigious $6.2million Melbourne Cup race aboard the Darren Weir trained gelding, Prince of Penzance. The rank outsider … [Read more...]
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