Author Nicole Hayes writes about her on-again, off-again relationship with Aussie Rules: "just when I think it’s all over between footy and me, just when I’m ready to file for divorce or a trial separation, something happens so filled with joy, so powerful in what it represents, that I end up falling in love all over again."
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Celebrating the life of Melbourne's beloved art icon Mirka Mora.
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Kerry-Anne Walsh (author of 'The Stalking of Julia Gillard') notes the rise of political bully boys and race baiters in Australia, urging for a return to our democratic values.
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Have you got a social change project that helps women and girls thrive? Apply to one of our Sub-Funds.
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NAIDOC is a time to come together, celebrate First Nations People and put social justice firmly on the agenda. This handy event guide will help you do all that, and more.
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Esther is a feminist with a to-do list. At the top of her agenda is putting an end to all-male panels ('manels', if you will) ensuring events, festival line-ups, and more, actually reflect the diversity of our community.
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When women support other women, powerful things happen. But when the line between friendship and work relationship becomes blurred, it's time for a reset. Lucille Cutting, co-creator of The Pin, understands this all too well.
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Our city streets rarely reflect the important contributions of women. City of Melbourne wants to change that.
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On March 1, a full house eagerly took their seats inside ACMI for the official launch of A White Hot Flame, a biography of Mary Bennett written by historian Sue Taffe, and for the world premiere of Letters Across the Desert, a Victorian Women’s Trust documentary film by Stu Mannion.
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'I dare you to understand what makes me a woman.'
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