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Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has tried to keep Australians’ expectations low on what will be achieved in this first visit to China of an Australian minister in three years, and a group of First Nations peoples have lost their fight to stop gas drilling in the Pilliga Forest.

Dizzy Dalton, now 29, thought she was experiencing early menopause after she was told she wouldn't be able to have children but despite the odds, she welcomed baby Thea

It is both impractical and socially irresponsible to ignore menopause and its implications for our changing workforce

The onset of menopause comes with a myriad of symptoms that affect many women differently. But even a difficult transition will eventually settle down

This week we publish stories on how to live better with menopause, the impact it has on Australia’s labour market, alongside some personal experiences

The ITV soap star who plays Bernice Blackstock revealed her husband has been a great support throughout her menopause struggles

Two thirds of women do not feel there is enough awareness and education focused on alternative and natural options

Sir Rod Stewart divorced Rachel Hunter after 16 years in 2006 when she was 37. And his first wife, Alana, was 39 when they ended their marriage in 1984.

A range of new policies have been introduced.

‘I find it staggering how far we’ve still got to go in terms of proper menopause support when there are quite literally millions of women who are affected by it at any one time.’ Zeinab Ardeshir, CEO and co-Founder of PillSorted, on how pharmacists can help manage initial symptoms

‘In the end, ageing is gonna win’