Super is failing millions: KPMG
Australia discriminates against the majority of its population, according to financial services giant KPMG.
Dangerous destinations for women
A study has revealed the most and least dangerous countries for women who are travelling alone.
‘Men’s’ disease killing more women
Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of illness and death among Australians and it is affecting more and more women, according to a new report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.
Super reform needed now: ASFA
Low confidence in retirement among women is a clear indicator that more must be done to improve women’s retirement outcomes, says the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia.
Financial equality eludes women
Economic equality is unlikely to be achieved until at least 2031, despite women making record progress in the March quarter, according to the latest Financy Women’s Index.
Equality – are we there yet?
It’s International Women’s Day. The words elicit a yawn from many men – and even women debate whether the ‘special’ day should be preserved. Does it continue to serve a purpose?
Mental health woes widespread: poll
Almost half of the 15,000 women who participated in a Jean Hailes health survey had been diagnosed with depression or anxiety by a doctor or psychologist.
Give your cheeky bits a revamp
As vaginas age, their exteriors lose some ‘tone’ … to the rescue comes labia puffing, designed to restore youthful plumpness to flappy bits.
Are you feeing the cold more?
Your adult kids are wearing T-shirts and shorts – and so are the grandchildren. Meanwhile, you’re wearing long pants, multiple layers up top, and boots. What’s going on?
A flashback to Women’s Day
A flashback to International Women’s Day, when Mercedes-Benz created a powerful video to inspire all women to do great things. Check it out below.
More Andrews than women at the top
Female representation on ASX 200 boards hits its highest ever rate of 26.6 per cent.
