Will the pandemic help or hinder an Australian “women’s wave” in politics?
Will the pandemic help or hinder an Australian “women’s wave” in politics?
By Kristine Ziwica,
By Kristine Ziwica,
By Kristine Ziwica,
By Kristine Ziwica,
Disillusioned with politicians and frustrated with politics in general? Stop complaining. Be the change you wish to see. Run for office and Get Elected!
Disillusioned with politicians and frustrated with politics in general? Stop complaining. Be the change you wish to see. Run for office and Get Elected!
By Vivienne Pearson,
On 24 June 2010, Julia Gillard was sworn in as Australia’s 27th – and first female – prime minister. But a decade on, gender equality in politics has some way to go.
By Vivienne Pearson,
On 24 June 2010, Julia Gillard was sworn in as Australia’s 27th – and first female – prime minister. But a decade on, gender equality in politics has some way to go.
Laura Moorby has never been busier.
Laura Moorby has never been busier.
On Sunday, Marise Payne left no one in doubt that Australia will use its suppression of the coronavirus to
By Sonia Palmieri,
By Sonia Palmieri,
By Angela Priestley,
Jane Halton and Catherine Tanna have been appointed to the National COVID-19 Coordination Commission.
By Angela Priestley,
Jane Halton and Catherine Tanna have been appointed to the National COVID-19 Coordination Commission.
Five years after the launch of Pathways to Politics, which was set up by leading business figure and women’s rights campaigner