It’s not just a blue wave that has taken over the House and the Senate in the US Midterms, but also a wave of mothers.

Of the women who start trade apprenticeships in construction, 72 per cent leave before the end of their first year.

This reality reveals a growing social and economic need for action on work and care, especially as more women participate in the workforce yet still shoulder the vast majority of caring ...

As American voters turn away from divisive politics, Australian politicians are being reminded of the importance of fairness and equality.

It’s been a bid day for the Democrats, with the party taking control of the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Most people know a victim, yet few want to imagine that someone they know could be responsible, writes Sarah Rosenberg.

Leah Armstrong and Cat Fay appointed to Paul Ramsay Foundation Board, bringing First Nations and philanthropy expertise.

Matthew Collins apologised and quit less than a month out from the state election. One Nation said it did not condone the ...

Children who grow up in poverty are five times more likely to experience poverty in their 20s and 30s, new research finds.

Trump faces growing scrutiny over whether he will interfere in the US midterm elections and challenge results if Republicans ...

Women continue to shoulder unpaid care responsibilities, often sacrificing career progression, financial security and retirement savings in the process.

Amanda Stoker has been appointed to replace Queensland’s outgoing child safety and domestic violence minister, Amanda Camm.