Many of our state libraries’ historic collections are stacked towards male writers. Two Melbourne women are determined to correct that imbalance.
Pakistani writer Fatima Bhutto discusses her life after her father’s death,why women bear the brunt of climate change,and her resolve to never enter politics.
The social media influencer,former kickboxer and alleged human trafficker was searched more on Google than Kim Kardashian one month last year.
Alison Harcourt changed the fundamental computation of logistics around the world and reduced the donkey vote in our electoral system. Would we know more about her achievements if she was a bloke?
Too emotional,too dumb... but now the narrative around the People’s Princess is changing as the world catches up to what she went through.
On this episode of Good Weekend Talks,the Amyl and The Sniffers lead singer talks about meeting the PM,music-industry sexism – and men who care.
The Liberals will use the same toothless buzzwords - “targets and talent pipelines” - to distract themselves from the ever-widening divide between the party and the values of modern Australia.
Feminist punk icon and Bikini Kill frontwoman Kathleen Hanna still has plenty to say. Gropers be warned.
She does not have a cowardly bone in her body,and what a gift that has been,particularly for her daughters.
In 1954,when Australian writer Charmian Clift swapped her London life to live on Kalymnos,she discovered an intriguing culture that remains,decades on.
The actor,writer and director discusses what her mother taught her,dealing with cancelled shows in lockdown,and learning to love her “phenomenal” body.