Title: News

No, legalising commercial surrogacy is not a ‘feminist’ project

Following a six-week extension, the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) is due tomorrow to deliver its Final Report with its recommendations for surrogacy law reform in Australia to the…

10 September 2026 · Dr Elisabeth Taylor

They promised this wouldn't happen: They put a violent male offender in a women's prison

For more than a year, the Minns Government repeatedly assured the people of NSW that male offenders would not be housed in women’s prisons. Those assurances have now been exposed as false. As…

9 September 2026 · Rachael Wong

The fight to fix the Sex Discrimination Act continues: Watch our Adelaide rally speeches

Watch speeches from WFA's Fix the SDA rally in Adelaide, and see why the Giggle v Tickle High Court ruling makes reform of the Sex Discrimination Act more urgent than ever.

5 August 2026

Big Fertility moves in on Australian women

Commercial surrogacy is a multi-billion dollar industry, adept at responding to market opportunity and legislative change — and it is now moving in on Australian women.

29 July 2026 · Dr Elisabeth Taylor

Rebranding exploitation: How activists hijacked the ALRC surrogacy review

The ALRC was asked to harmonise Australia's altruistic surrogacy laws. Instead it looks set to propose a framework allowing commercial surrogacy here for the first time.

23 July 2026 · Dr Elisabeth Taylor

Review of surrogacy laws by Australian Law Reform Commission: WFA Response to Discussion Paper

The Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) is due to deliver its final report to the Attorney-General on its Review of Australian Surrogacy Laws by 29 July.

8 July 2026

Childcare: It's Time to Expand Subsidies for In-Home Care

Australia already has a model that can ease the childcare crisis. It's time to expand In-Home Care and extend the Child Care Subsidy to more families who choose it.

2 July 2026 · Stephanie Bastiaan

Men are not women

It's wild that we even have to say this.

30 June 2026 · A normal person

One Nation MLC Cory Bernardi Introduces Bill to Ban Puberty Blockers for South Australian Children

Cory Bernardi has introduced a bill to ban puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for South Australian under-18s, citing international evidence and failures at the Women's and Children's Hospital.

19 June 2026 · Stephanie Bastiaan