Jessie Tu is a journalist at Women's Agenda. She covers a wide range of topics including culture and society, gender issues, and legal affairs, often focusing on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Jessie is featured in several prominent publications, including SmartCompany, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Brisbane Times.
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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.
As Jessie frequently cites data and includes expert commentary in her articles, she may find value in pitches that offer new research or studies related to women’s issues or politically relevant topics. Additionally, experts who can provide insightful commentary on political developments impacting gender equality could capture her interest.
Since Jessie does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers international content such as Miss France and Australian boxer Tina Rahimi, it is likely that she would consider stories from around the world if they align with her themes of interest.
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Women and girls are driving record philanthropic investment in Australian sport, boosting participation, inclusion, and community programs.
Clare Wright’s acclaimed history of the Yolŋu Bark Petitions won NSW Book of the Year and nonfiction honours.
More than ten years after its publication, Melbourne writer Su Dharmapala’s debut novel, “The Wedding Season” is being adapted for screen.
By: Jessie Tu
Cardiff researchers are developing the first women-specific concussion protocol in rugby to address gender gaps in safety science.
Japan reforms divorce law, introducing joint custody and child support to prioritise children’s best interests.
By: Jessie Tu
Australia’s first qualified astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg is still waiting for federal funding to send her off to first mission.
Top-grossing films were four times more likely to feature a talking animal than a woman over 60, a new study has revealed.
Remy Tucker speaks about her mission to scale free period products as essential public infrastructure around the country.
By: Jessie Tu
How two Cairns brothers turned childhood ideas and toilet humour into the popular published Poo-Heads graphic novel series.
By: Jessie Tu
Penny Wong says her position is to always believe women, and she has backed activist claims they were sexually assaulted by Israeli soldiers.
