Kristine Ziwica

An edited extract from Kristine Ziwica’s new book Leaning Out looks at the long history of the gender pay gap and the steps taken to close it.

An intellectually confused column in the Oz is unwilling or unable to engage with the changing demographics of modern Australia.

Unless employers, such as the ABC, are honest about their pay structures, female employees will continue to suffer wage discrimination.

Are Australians becoming complacent about the scourge of domestic violence? Are the figures just too overwhelming? If so, that must stop.

When the Council of Australian Tour Operators announced Visit Saudi would sponsor its International Women’s Day event, the day was taken back to last century.

Finally, gender pay gap transparency reaches Australia’s shores

Could the right to disconnect, part of Labor’s industrial relations reforms, help address gender inequality in the workplace?

The past few years have seen significant, meaningful policy and cultural gains for women on many fronts. But just how fragile are they?

'This election campaign, neither major party has shown the kind of leadership needed to give the issue of women’s safety the prominence it deserves, or to treat it with the gravity it demands.'