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Quiet Luxury and Personal Style Lead Australia’s Jewellery Mood in 2025 — Fancy Clarity Shares What Women Are Really Choosing

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Key Facts: ● Australian jewellery trends shift: Consumers are abandoning “fast fashion” bling in favour of minimalist, “quiet luxury” designs. ● Data-backed growth: Fancy Clarity reports a 80% increase in sales, driven by demand for personalised engagement rings and daily-wear pieces. ● Sustainability matters: Shoppers actively prioritise ethical materials, with lab-grown diamonds and recycled gold becoming standard … Continued

National Economic Equality Score (Women’s Index) Hits Fresh High As Super Gender Gap Narrows; But Urgent Action Called on Boards and Childcare

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Key Facts: ●       Record High: The Financy Women’s Index (FWX) rose 0.12 pointsto a fresh high of 79.44 points out of 100 in the September quarter. ●       Superannuation Gender Gap Narrows: The Superannuation sub-index was a standout performer, gaining 0.6 points. The estimated timeframe to  achieve gender equality in superannuation has dropped significantly to 13.9 … Continued

World’s first saliva-based pregnancy test delivers breakthrough after 70 years standstill

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24 November 2025: SupaMed is pleased to announce that a revolutionary product – the world’s first saliva-based pregnancy test, SaliStick™ – will be available on shelves in Australian pharmacies and Coles stores from today.   Despite there being a wide variety of pregnancy test options available, innovation in pregnancy testing methods has remained limited. The … Continued

Social media subjecting Black women to radicalised digital policing

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Influencers use oppression, manipulation and weaponisation to police Black women on social media, according to new research uncovering the entrenched nature of digital racism.  The study by Charles Darwin University (CDU) Lecturer in Enabling (Humanities) Vimbai Mutero, whose research explores gender-based violence in various forms, examined the unsolicited advice and digital policing of Black femininity across … Continued

BCNA responds to new GP Guidelines for high breast density

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Key Facts: Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) comments on new Breast Densiy guidelines for GPs Some states are still not reporting breast density. Iinterviews *Vicki Durston, Director Policy Advocacy and Suport services  Breast Cancer Network Australia. In Melbourne BCNA Conusmer Representative Krysty Sullivan.   Thursday, 20th November 2025 Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) response to … Continued

Turning grief into action: How one mother is helping shape the future of women’s health care

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MEDIA RELEASEFor immediate release This Cervical Cancer Awareness Week (17-23 November 2025), the Australia New Zealand Gynaecological Oncology Group (ANZGOG) is highlighting the real impact of cervical cancer and the role of education and research in improving outcomes for future generations. Despite being the only gynaecological cancer with a screening test, over 1,100 Australian women … Continued

Australia can eliminate cervical cancer by 2035 with stronger screening and access

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Australia remains on track to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health problem by 2035 if vaccination and screening rates are maintained. But new data shows participation and follow-up delays continue to slow progress, particularly among younger and regional women. According to Cancer Australia’s 2025 update, an estimated 1,030 new cervical cancer cases and 243 deaths were … Continued