But if we are not committed to the fight – if we don’t unite behind the mission of equality, then we’ll still be having these conversations in another 112 years.

Toni Waterman spoke to Missy Franklin about gender parity at the Summer Olympics and how important it is for the next ... “It shows how far women have come” ... #Paris2024 #Olympics #equality.

This publication tells us how far we have come; but, more fundamentally, it warns us of the many efforts we still have to make. Let’s not wait 300 more years to react. The Framework provides an ...

A new survey shows that 29% of women are being paid less than their male colleagues and 42% of companies lack any gender ...

This year marks the first gender-equal Olympics. To celebrate, we've rounded up 14 significant milestones, including when women were first allowed to compete.

But we have the technology, the knowledge and the will to do this. We just need to set bolder goals. This International Day of the Girl, take a moment to consider how you can stand for gender ...

The Australian women’s pages show just how far gender equality has come. ... and then we have Dame Leonie Kramer being described as the “prettiest professor in Australia”.

For those who believe that society has gone too far in promoting women’s equality at the expense of men, 59 per cent of men agree with the statement, compared with 35 per cent of women.