Madeline Hislop is the News Editor at Women's Agenda. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, business and economics, and gender issues, with a strong emphasis on women's interests and diversity and inclusion. Madeline's work has been featured in SmartCompany and Women's Agenda.
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Madeline’s coverage revolves around gender equality, women's rights, domestic violence, and activism. Her focus is on local issues in Australia, with a particular emphasis on Western Australia and Perth.
She heavily covers government announcements related to these topics as well as events. Sources who can provide insights into local initiatives addressing gender equality and domestic violence in Australia would likely resonate with her coverage.
Given the prominence of sports-related articles in Madeline's work, she may also be interested in stories that intersect sports with themes such as workplace equality or gender representation within sports organizations.
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By: Madeline Hislop
The T-EDI Standards Impact Report identifies practical workplace changes that could help stem the loss of women from technical roles.
By: Madeline Hislop
The NSW government has launched an independent review into the case of a four-year-old boy who was allegedly murdered by his mother.
By: Madeline Hislop
A man has been arrested after a 39-year-old woman was fatally stabbed at a home in Vermont in Victoria last night.
By: Madeline Hislop
Andrew Hastie believes there is a “third way” for Australia, a path somewhere between Pauline Hanson’s monoculturalism and multiculturalism.
By: Madeline Hislop
An adapted program is putting mental fitness at the centre of community football, supporting girls and young women to build resilience and keep connected to the game.
By: Madeline Hislop
Welsh pop singer Bonnie Tyler, known for hits such as Total Eclipse of the Heart and Holding Out for a Hero , has died at the age of 75.
By: Madeline Hislop
When Moh Rezaee lost his wife Arghavan unexpectedly after she suffered a seizure at the age of 34, he had to make a quick decision about organ donation while still processing the shock of her death.
By: Madeline Hislop
Australians made just over 2000 complaints about sexual extortion over six months, with young men aged 18 to 24 the most affected.
By: Madeline Hislop
Our new research on motherhood suggests loneliness is experienced by the overwhelming majority of mothers at least a few times a month.
By: Madeline Hislop
One woman made the list of the 20 highest-paid CEOs on the Australian Stock Exchange, while Life360's Chris Hull was paid $48 million.
