Celebrity endorsements. They work, don’t they? Now that our Nicole has signed up for Jimmy Choo, WENDY HARMER takes a look at the long and short of it.

If Tony Abbott becomes PM, he plans to scrap the mining tax. But make no mistake says MONICA ATTARD, miners are still raking in the profits.

Once again it’s low income mothers and their children who have been hit in the Budget. Do we really value mothering in this country asks TARA MOSS.

Ageism is the biggest barrier to individuals living productive lives beyond their 50s. SUSAN RYAN says now even 45 year-olds are suffering age discrimination.

Can we trust photography these days? PETER BERNER ponders the ethics of retouching after an award-winning photo was accused of being ‘Photoshopped’.

They’re at it again in Parliament – proving why Australian men and women with family commitments shouldn’t bother running for office, says WENDY HARMER.

In the week Australia cuts foreign aid, TRACEY SPICER reports from India on shocking gender-based violence and meets the inspiring women most affected.

When HEIDI KOPEL-NURRICK heard of Angelia Jolie’s mastectomy story, she understood. She made the same heart breaking decision 10 months ago.

What do we, as taxpayers, feel entitled to? GABRIELLE CHAN surveys the Budget and finds that it reads more like a will.

The f-word was given new legs last night as some of Australia’s most influential women were honoured at the 2013 InStyle Women of Style Awards.