A former leader of the Australian Democrats, whose party appealed to disaffected moderate Liberal voters, is urging the teals to resist the idea of forming a political party.

People love to declare the death of the women’s movement, pointing to the ‘failure’ of #MeToo or the Epstein files, but don’t give up the fight just yet, writes Rebecca Solnit

ANALYSIS | A sidelined, institutionalised, and bullied administrative cohort, turning a blind eye to cling to their jobs. The story of a whatever-it-takes culture laid bare by NACC evidence.

Current and former NSW prison officers describe what they say is a toxic workplace culture and a system that shields officers accused of serious misconduct, rather than holding them accountable. They ...

Complaints had been made about this gynaecologist for years. Only when hospital management discovered that Four Corners was looking into his practice, did it start investigating further.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has reportedly been arrested at his eastern England home. Follow live.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson was a lifelong civil rights advocate until his death Tuesday at the age of 84.

With "many" complaints of workplace misconduct at Parliament House being made, how seriously are they being treated? Jo Tarnawsky writes.

Aligning WHS and equality laws can improve safety by preventing harassment and shifting responsibility from individuals to employers.

"I'm paying adult fuel with still a child's wage," says Ben Walker, one of the almost half a million young people who could see a huge boost to their wage.

The millions of pages of documents related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have shone a light on how many influential men were ready to disregard the experiences of countless women.

What counts as a privilege breach? The Attorney-General's view on DPS data sharing adds fresh context to a messy Senate inquiry.

Anna Hough, 46, alleges she was raped and sexually abused by a political staffer between 2000 and 2001 while volunteering for the Australian Democrats .

Since the release of the “Set the Standard” report in 2021, there has been a flurry of activity in response. But some of it may not be as effective as it could be.

Australia’s new wave of female political leaders should be judged on ability and performance, not outdated and harmful stereotypes.

Fears of being sacked or saying something unwise are near-universal. What’s striking is that men in this new polling can’t see that, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff