2025 Report on Family and Children Issues By Loreta Kelbauskaite – Serpyte Child and Family Advisor, ICW
2025 Report on Family and Children Issues: Key Challenges and Solutions By Loreta Kelbauskaite – Serpyte, Child and Family Advisor, ICW Families are at the heart of individual well-being and […]
NCWA Statement IWD 2025 March Forward
International Women’s Day Statement 2025. To All National Council of Women Australia Members and Friends, As we celebrate International Women’s Day 2025, the National Council of Women Australia (NCWA) proudly […]
NCWA Resolutions – Triennial Conference 21 November 2024
The National Council of Women Australia declared several resolutions at the NCWA Triennial Conference, 10 November 2022 urging the government to take on action in several areas.
International Women’s Day Statement IWD2024
International Women’s Day 2024 – Statement from President Chiou See Anderson. Today, as we celebrate International Women’s Day, I welcome and comment on three important reports/strategies released over the past […]
NCWA 2023 International Women’s Day Statement
NCWA 2023 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY STATEMENT Today, we come together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2023. On behalf of NCWA, I wish to acknowledge the women who came before us, […]
NCWA Resolutions – Triennial Conference 10 November 2022
The National Council of Women Australia declared several resolutions at the NCWA Triennial Conference, 10 November 2022 urging the government to take on action in several areas.
UNSW advocating allowing childcare costs as a tax deduction
In this UNSW New Economic Policy Initiative paper “(Un)Taxing Child-care Boosting Choice and Labour Supply through Subsidised & Tax-Deductible Child-care in Australia” by Rosalind Dixon, Richard Holden & Melissa Vogt, the authors advocate allowing childcare costs as a tax deduction.
Respectable Radicals. A history of the National Council of Women of Australian 1896 – 2006
PUBLICATION: “Respectable Radicals: A history of the National Council of Women of Australian 1896 – 2006” By Marian Quartly and Judith Smart tells the story of mainstream feminism in Australia, of the long struggle for equality at home and at work, which is still far from achieved.
