In South Australia, an ongoing study has revealed disturbing behaviours exhibited by male high school students towards female teachers.
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CEO of Plan International Australia Susanne Legena shares the insights she learned after leading through a global pandemic, economic turmoil and spiralling global crises.
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On Monday, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan made a historic appearance at the state’s Indigenous truth-telling inquiry, vowing to  “present the facts” about the inequalities faced by the First Nations people in Victoria’s history.
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Today (1 May) is World Maternal Mental Health Day.

Clinical Director of Gidget Foundation Australia, Karen Edwards, shares this piece about the new digital connections that are transforming perinatal mental health care.
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National mental health service Lifeline experienced its busiest day on record on Sunday, with its crisis support service inundated with nearly 3,500 calls.
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Priyanka Ashraf, founder of The Creative Co-Operative, shares insight into how we can use our privilege to support women of colour.
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Players in women’s domestic cricket will soon earn $163,000 on average in Australia, as the governing body announces an action plan.
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Corporate Australia has a responsibility to create positive change towards ending gender-based violence, beyond office walls, writes Bec Brideson.
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Friends and family of Molly Ticehurst, the woman who was allegedly murdered by her former partner while he was on bail, are calling for bail law reforms in NSW named in her honour.
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US Vice President Kamala Harris has shared her reaction to the people who like to focus on one of her natural traits.

Appearing on The Drew Barrymore Show earlier this week, Harris revealed that some people love to talk about the way she laughs.
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Eleven MPs on the crossbench have signed a letter addressed to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calling for “coordinated action” to combat violence against women and children in Australia. #auspol
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Gender Lens Australia’s Gender Budget Watch report found that women’s share of government budgets is languishing well below what is needed.
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The rate of intimate partner homicides in Australia in 2022-23 increased by almost 30 per cent compared to the previous year.
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Wirdi woman and sustainability advocate Murrawah Johnson has been awarded the 2024 Goldman Environmental Prize in the category of climate and energy.
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Enough with the words. With a budget looming and a nation mourning, the PM has an opportunity to lead and change our violence reality, writes Angela Priestley.
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Governments aren't perfect, much less leaders, but my fear in hanging Albanese out to dry over this incident lies in what the alternative is, writes Tarla Lambert.
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Our son is being misnamed at school, called instead by - in the interest of being frank - another brown kid’s name, writes Dr Maitreyi Modak.
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A defamation trial between Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi and One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson is taking place in the Federal Court of Australia this week.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called a national cabinet meeting to address state, territory and federal responses to violence against women and children. #auspol
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Emma Bates, 49, has been remembered as a “proud aunty” who had “the biggest heart” after her body was found inside her home in Northern Victoria earlier this week.
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