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He says workplace culture, not policy, keeps many men from having more time off.

Christopher Luxon’s revision of roles brings the first female Leader of the House.

New York Times: Adherents to biblical patriarchy say their extreme ideas are catching on.

Anna Wood hopes her role inspires young girls to see a future for themselves in wrestling.

New York Times: From Gen Z to Gen X, holy matrimony is losing its lustre.

The 62-year-old had allegedly pressured his wife 'to perform and submit to sexual acts'.

Telegraph: Autism was once thought to be extremely rare in females. Why?

Pike River writer Fiona Samuel takes on the former Prime Minister in a new comic play.

OPINION: The abandonment of a trial suggests NZ still needs an attitude adjustment.

Only 8.97% of Air New Zealand flights are currently flown by women pilots.

Jackie Blue quit National after it scrapped 180,000 workers' pay claims.

In Australia, discretionary pay is also contributing significantly to the gender gap.

Celebrate women, culture, food and craft beer this March.

The just-released report’s fierce criticism is based on submissions from the public.

Exit polls suggest Sanae Takaichi’s LDP will secure 316 of 465 seats.

At 73, Karen Ritchie has spent more than three decades fighting stigma and abuse.

Scott Dixon, Lorraine Moller and Martin Guptill are among those recognised.

All English secondary schools must teach consent and healthy relationships.

OPINION: NZ Rugby now ranks among the leaders in promoting women referees globally.

A once boys-only boxing academy now thrives as talented young women reshape its future.

The IOC’s new ‘Protection of the Female Category’ plan proposes a trans ban.

OPINION: The IOC is poised to ban trans women from competing in female Olympic events.

'Men shouldn't be offended' – Swift Wines' cellar door features a bold, hot‑pink wall.

Ministers received a 10% pay rise while warning nurses and teachers off strikes.

OPINION: Olympic gold medallist Jo Aleh joins Team NZ as part of its Cup defence.

Her minority coalition faces a crucial visit from US President Donald Trump.

Only one of 51 convicted men, Husamettin Dogan, has maintained his appeal.

A close ally of Shinzo Abe, she backs aggressive spending and strict immigration rules.

Kiwi commentators reject his dominant masculinity theory in episode 2 of The Elephant.