Jacqueline Maley

It was a quiet but powerful expression of a situation many women have found themselves in

It is worth remembering the original strong female royal

We need to take the pressure off our daughters and raise feminist sons instead

Imagine, at 22, the entire world knowing you as a 'home-wrecker'

These statistics are seriously worrying

If 'baby brain' is real, why aren’t we doing more to accommodate pregnant women’s needs, particularly in the workplace, asks Jacqueline Maley

From childcare to housing.

Even If it's presented as part of Islamic culture

Uh, not really

Now that a Great Male Artist is telling the story, the world has its pens out, ready to record his memories for the annals of film history.

Confessions of a double-dipper

Clinton is not the problem. We are

For a moment, it looked promising. Two women in the running for British Prime Minister. But then a single comment about motherhood helped reveal how far women must yet come

It's become the duty of any political wife to support her husband and soften his public image. But how authentic are they?

All three of our major political parties currently have female deputies. None have female leaders. It's time to reframe the way we think about female leaders

Hillary Clinton won a huge victory this week. But she faces a problem that all female leaders share

Finally, "women's issues" were put in the policy spotlight

Domestic violence has reached epidemic proportions in Australia, yet it’s typically remained undiscussed, underfunded and unaddressed. But a growing number of women believe enough is enough. They are speaking out and taking matters into their own hands. Jacqueline Maley explains why we could be on the cusp of change.

From Lena Dunham to Lorde, a surprising number of stars and entertainers are speaking out about equality. Can it be that feminism is cool again?