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Conversations around toxic masculinity and male mental health are not new - yet the new Netflix show 'Adolescence', along with the continued platforming of polarising figures like Andrew Tate, have brought it back into the spotlight once again - and continue to shape young men’s perceptions of masculinity.
- Phoebe Saintilan
As you can imagine, as young women working in media, we're invited to quite a few brand events each month. One we went to a couple of weeks back - focused on advocating for women to celebrate their self-worth - hit home hard, especially hearing First Nations actress Madeleine Madden discuss her journey into both acting, and how appreciating self-worth has helped her become the woman she is today.
- Missing Perspectives
As a parent educator and mother of four, I often hear parents confess, "I know play is important for my child, so why do I feel so over it?" This mood is more common than we might think, and recent research sheds light on why so many of us feel this way.
- Gen Muir
"We’re influenced to hold onto our struggles, presenting only our best selves to the world. But silence helps no one," writes Diana Lin.
- Diana Lin
If Sam Bloom is not on your radar, then we want to change that - her story is nothing short of remarkable.
- Missing Perspectives
Wanda Gibson hopes that winning the $100k prize can show the younger generation what is possible – Madison Howarth reports.
- Madison Howarth
This is an extract from 'The Sex Lives of Married Women' by Saman Shad – Penguin Books, out now.
- Missing Perspectives
As we near the 2025 Federal Election, Prabha Nandagopal and Grace Gardiner argue that 'opting out’ of engaging with politics doesn't mean opting out of the effects.
- Prabha Nandagopal
If leading activist and filmmaker Lucy Small is not on your radar already, then that needs to change ASAP.
- Missing Perspectives
Five Muslim women in Australia share what Eid al-Fitr means to them, and how their celebrations have evolved over time.
- Angelica-Hazel Toutounji
In Tuesday’s Federal Budget, Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced that the government will set aside $424 million for Australians with a disability.
- Melissa Marsden
