Jessie Tu is a journalist at Women's Agenda. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and climate change, while also delving into the realms of publishing and media. Jessie has been featured in prominent outlets such as SmartCompany, WAtoday, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Jessie's coverage comprises a mix of government & politics and entertainment news, with a focus on women's rights. Given this, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to female empowerment within the realms of politics, movies, and sports.
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By: Jessie Tu
US President Donald Trump orders all federal employees in DEI roles to be placed on paid administrative leave.
What happens when, after 14 years, two couples discover they have been raising children who are not their own?
Education around consent and healthy relationships has expanded in the past few years, with books , government initiatives and public discourse attempting to normalise conversations on the subject.
By: Jessie Tu
Chinese athlete Xie Ting broke the Guinness World Records for highest number of pull-ups in one minute, setting it at 44.
In this Herald series, we asked prominent artists, comedians, authors and journalists to write about their “summer that changed everything”.
By: Jessie Tu
A new report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) has accused Israel of violating the rights of pregnant women and girls in Gaza.
By: Jessie Tu
Naomi Watts opens up about the realities of living with menopause while first dating her now-husband Billy Crudup.
Two hundred companies in the UK have now permanently transitioned to give their employees a four-day working week with no change in their pay.
By: Jessie Tu
Women in the music industry remain underrepresented across the field, the latest report by the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative has revealed.
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