It's International Safe Abortion Day. Abortion care is legal across Australia. But for too many people, cost and distance still put accessing abortion out of reach. Sign the petition calling on governments to make abortion care affordable and accessible. www.fairagenda.org/abortionaccess

John Ruddick's bill could jail doctors for up to 5 years for providing abortion care for sex selective reasons. More will stop, and it's women in the regions left with nowhere to turn. The vote is tomorrow and it's extremely tight. Tell MPs to reject it: fair-agenda.good.do/stoptheattac...

Add your name to the call on the Government to not just restore, but increase funding for frontline domestic and family violence services. The more of us who sign, the harder this is for the Government to ignore. www.fairagenda.org/qldfamilyvio...

Pre-recording evidence allows survivors to give their account earlier, in a safer setting, and to start rebuilding their lives sooner. It's already standard practice in Queensland and the NT, and Victoria has committed to it. The NSW Government must act. www.fairagenda.org/pre_record_o...

That's not a budget problem. It's a choice about priorities. Write to your federal MP today and urge them to ask the Albanese government to increase funding for frontline services: fair-agenda.good.do/womens_safet...

The Crisafulli Government is choosing to cut funding for domestic and family violence work, while specialist services tell us they are struggling with demand and rising costs. Write to your State MP, tell them the QLD Government must fund women's safety, now: fair-agenda.good.do/qldwomenssaf...

It's time to make a choice, Prime Minister Albanese. Your Government keeps choosing to underfund these life-saving services. Choose better. Fund our frontline services now. Email your MP and urge them to take that to the Prime Minister. fair-agenda.good.do/womens_safet...

Most abortions in SA are medication abortions in the first 9 weeks, and a GP can prescribe them. Yet 85% of regional patients still have to travel to Adelaide, often across long distances, just to reach it. Should Fair Agenda campaign to improve abortion access in SA? www.surveymonkey.com/r/KFHT27G

WA's Auditor General wants to know how victim-survivors of sexual assault are cared for, and your experience could help shape what happens next. This is a real chance to put these experiences on the record and help make the system better. officeoftheauditorgeneral.snapforms.com.au/form/have-yo...

Brisbane: Our Trans Justice Training has a new date! On Wednesday 22 July, from 6:00pm to 8:30pm, come and learn what actually shifts a conversation when someone repeats harmful misinformation about trans people. Register or express your interest here: www.fairagenda.org/transjustice...

$3,125. That's all that stands between us and the campaigns we've planned for July. This year, 47,000 of us helped protect abortion care and win stronger protections for survivors. There's more to do. EOFY ends at midnight. Chip in and power what's next: fair-agenda-eofy26.raiselysite.com

TONIGHT, NSW parliament debates a bill by MLC John Ruddick that would push abortion care further out of reach. This bill is one of several attempts across the country this year to drag it back. Email your NSW MPs now and tell them to vote this bill down. fair-agenda.good.do/stoptheattac...

Sarah Game's bill to restrict abortion access in South Australia has been defeated. To everyone who took action, THANK YOU! This was the third attempt in SA in the last two years. It won't be the last. So we'll keep showing up. And we know you will too.

South Australian women shouldn't have to keep defending healthcare they already fought for and won. Tell your Members of the Legislative Council you oppose any further restrictions on abortion care in SA. fair-agenda.good.do/stoptheattac...

Last month, 6,000 of us gathered in Melbourne for Women Deliver, the world's biggest feminist conference. This Thursday, we're bringing some of the insights home. Free online event. Thursday 11 June, 6:30–8pm AEST. RSVP now: www.fairagenda.org/women_delive...

Adelaide and Brisbane, you're next! Come hear reflections from Women Deliver, meet your people, and stay for dinner. And yes, for what it's worth, everyone so far has absolutely loved the pizzas. 🍕 RSVP now: www.fairagenda.org/events

Last night's Melbourne Community report back was everything: energy, passion and conversations that remind you why this work matters. Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, Perth: Come hear what's happening in the global feminist movement. Free. Dinner provided. www.fairagenda.org/events

A government's budget tells you everything about what it values. This one made it clear: women's safety is an afterthought. Join the campaign for proper funding of women's safety services. Women's lives depend on it. And there are enough of us to make them listen. www.fairagenda.org/fund_womens_...

Join us at a Community Report Back event in your city. Hear from advocates who were there, connect with your community, and talk about what we do next. Kid-friendly events. Food and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided. Get your (free) tickets here: www.fairagenda.org/events

Yesterday's Victorian Budget includes $100 million in continued funding for domestic, family, and sexual violence services. We welcome it, and we're calling for more, because continued funding is not the same as enough funding. Join us: www.fairagenda.org/fund_womens_...

Great news: Victoria has joined Queensland and the NT in legislating pre-recorded testimony for survivors. Every survivor in every state and territory deserves the same fair process. This reform needs to be national. And we won't stop until it is.

Join us on 11 May for "An Introductory Guide to the Manosphere" — a free one-hour briefing for teachers, school staff, parents, advocates, and anyone who wants to understand what the manosphere is, its impact and what we can do about it. Register here: events.humanitix.com/introductory....

Women’s safety isn’t a side issue. It's not optional. And it shouldn’t be treated like an afterthought this election. Before you vote, see where your candidate stands on this issue: fairandequalpledge.org.au/find-your-ca... #auspol #sapol #southaustraliapolitics

Labor, Liberal, and One Nation all treat abortion care as a conscience vote. That means no party guarantee. Just individual politicians and their personal views. Find out where your candidates stand before you vote. Or ask them to get on the record. fairandequalpledge.org.au/find-your-ca...

Fair Agenda and 17 other organisations have written to Premier Jacinta Allan and Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny MP asking them to amend the Evidence Act, so every sexual assault complainant in Victoria has the right to pre-record their evidence: www.fairagenda.org/pre_record_o... #auspol

Before you vote on 21 March, make sure you know where the parties stand. Find all the candidates in your electorate and what they've committed to at fairandequalpledge.org.au. Authorised by R. Carr, Fair Agenda, 36-38 Gipps Street, Collingwood VIC 3066.

Your Upper House vote decides whether laws pass or fail. We've asked every SA candidate to commit to action on key issues. Look up your candidates and ask them to commit before election day. fairandequalpledge.org.au Authorised by R. Carr, Fair Agenda, 36-38 Gipps Street, Collingwood VIC 3066.

With 9 days until the SA election, voters deserve to know where candidates stand on the issues that shape a safe and gender equal future. Fair Agenda has asked SA candidates to pledge action on four key areas below. See where your candidates stand at fairandequalpledge.org.au

Join us for a free online briefing where we'll break down what the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) discount is, why it matters for gender equality, and what needs to change. 🕒 Friday 20 March, 12:30–1:30pm 💻 Online — free to attend 🔗 events.humanitix.com/end-the-unfa...

Throughout history, women who fought for justice and real change have often been called “difficult.” The progress we celebrate, the change we rely on, often comes from those told they were “too much.” Difficult women change history.