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
 
					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
 
					Five Muslim women in Australia share what Eid al-Fitr means to them, and how their celebrations have evolved over time. 				
				- Angelica-Hazel Toutounji
 
					"Everyone has the right to feel safe and confident in their connections, especially when meeting someone new," says Chawla.				
				- Missing Perspectives
 
					Christine Anu's late father was a force to be reckoned with - a spear fisher, a pearl diver, a cook - and someone who has clearly shaped the woman she is today.				
				- Missing Perspectives
 
					2025 is a year that has already brought with it so many bad things - but the one department that 2025 is doing a stellar job at is giving us some great movies.				
				- Allie Daisy King
 
					A non-exhaustive list to get you inspired and ready for a barrel of laughs this comedy fest season.				
				- Alicia Vrajlal
 
					This season of Married At First Sight (MAFS) has sparked widespread discussions around domestic violence and the safety of reality TV contestants, with anti-violence experts saying that a recent incident on the show sends “a dangerous message to viewers”. 				
				- Alicia Vrajlal