How our political leaders responded to Roe v. Wade being overturned
And how they voted in Aotearoa’s recent abortion legislation.
Roe v. Wade overturned: For abortion opponents, this is just the beginning
Rather than resolving the debate over abortion in the US, we will likely see a dramatic escalation of abortion lawsuits and legislation.
Rage against the machine: How women are being gaslit into compliance
Rage gets such bad PR, especially coming from women. When regressive politics abound, how can we channel our anger into change?
Still working 9 to 5, what a way to make a living…
A new documentary explores the 40-year history of cult classic 9 to 5 - and the shifts in feminism, fair pay and workplace inequality.
How to plot the ultimate financial roadmap
Latayvia Tualasea-Tautai, youth financial mentor, on going from just surviving to thriving.
My friend Cat: She loved her fat body and that's what enraged people
In an image-obsessed world where thin is the norm, being unapologetically fat, like the late Dr Cat Pausé, is a radical feminist act.
Spice World is an incredible, must-see film 25 years on
Why the Spice Girls’ iconic film is a truly important and criminally underrated masterpiece.
Mapping the trajectory of feminism through contemporary Pacific art
Artists in a new exhibition at Auckland Art Gallery Toi ō Tāmaki declare a new set of principles to form a Pacific feminist agenda.
Let's talk about Jane Campion's comments about Serena and Venus
Peak white feminism alert...
What’s the purpose of International Women’s Day?
When Christopher Luxon says he's absolutely a feminist and Fonterra plans an all-male IWD panel, have we strayed too far from its roots?
‘Everything is political and nothing is more political than what you are wearing’
Artist and icon Jacqueline Fahey on the politics of fashion and clothing.
Jacqueline Fahey has something to say about - and through - her clothes
For more than six decades, Jacqueline Fahey’s paintings have inspired viewers to see women’s lives as worthy of regard.
