For comment, analysis and discussion from a woman’s perspective, these are our opinion articles.
Opinion
Inside the Manosphere highlights a misogynistic subculture of men, but not the harms they cause
Sharon Green | March 22, 2026
Inside the Manosphere reveals a problematic subculture of ‘masculine’ men, but fails to fully understand its reach or consequences.
Opinion
Why are we so obsessed with how skinny women are getting?
Celeste Lennon | January 8, 2026
As extreme thinness trends return, Emma Lennon explores what our obsession with shrinking bodies means for wellness and culture.
Opinion
Always saying ‘yes’? Here’s why women need a different strategy
Guest Writer | October 8, 2025
Here's how women can shift from automatic "yeses" to strategic decisions by using critical thinking to protect their time, energy and focus.
Opinion
Rethinking vulnerability: Is it a crutch?
Guest Writer | June 26, 2025
Zoe Goodhardt shares her perspective on why we need to stop treating vulnerability like the holy grail of leadership.
Opinion
‘The Unravelling’: When the life you built no longer feels true
Guest Writer | June 19, 2025
Calm coach Louise Siwicki shares why many women experience 'The Unravelling' – the feeling that you've outgrown the life you worked so hard to build.
Opinion
Kim Kent: Why ‘good girl’ conditioning leads to bad money habits and shame
Guest Writer | May 22, 2025
Here's why 'good girl' budgeting behaviour is actually keeping you stuck, writes money coach Kim Kent.
Opinion
Zoe Goodhardt: ‘Let’s retire imposter syndrome for good’
Guest Writer | May 12, 2025
Here's why it’s time for women to stop romanticising self-doubt and retire imposter syndrome for good, writes Zoe Goodhardt.
Opinion
‘You’ve got balls’ and other things never to say to women
Guest Writer | April 15, 2025
Roxanne Calder shares how being told "you've got balls" has taught her a valuable lesson about handling workplace dynamics.
Opinion
These two words are keeping you stuck
Guest Writer | March 6, 2025
After a major life change, Dr Michelle McQuaid found there were two words that held her – and many other women – back. Here's how to break free.








