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A large group of people march through Rundle Mall in Adelaide during a reproductive rights rally. At the front of the march, participants carry a large white banner with orange lettering that reads, “ABORTION CARE IS HEALTHCARE.” Protesters walk along the city street holding signs and flags, with shops, office buildings and pedestrians visible in the background. The atmosphere is peaceful and community-focused, with participants advocating for access to reproductive healthcare.

02 Jun 2026 Uncategorized

Reproductive Rights Are Human Rights: Why South Australia Must Reject Further Restrictions on Abortion Care

The Working Women’s Centre South Australia is concerned by the introduction of yet another bill seeking to limit access to abortion care in our state. In South Australia, abortion...

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09 Sep 2021 Campaigns

MEDIA RELEASE: Morrison Government fails to fund Working Women’s Centres

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08 Sep 2021 Interpretation & enforcement of employment contracts

Upcoming event: Seminar for small business

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07 Sep 2021 Uncategorized

Applications open for fundraising ambassadors

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04 Sep 2021 Sexual Harassment

Watch online Womens Safety Summit – September 6 & 7

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The Canberra Times, Jenna Price Women's cabinet's stance on Kate Jenkins' sexual harassment law recommendations is utterly baffling

03 Sep 2021 Sexual Harassment

IN THE MEDIA: Women’s cabinet’s stance on Kate Jenkins’ sexual harassment law recommendations is utterly baffling

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01 Sep 2021 Campaigns

MEDIA RELEASE: Working Women’s Centres respond to Labor’s 24-million-dollar pledge to fund and establish Centres across Australia

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Equal Pay Day was established to address the gender pay gap, the difference between women’s and men’s average weekly full-time equivalent earnings, expressed as a percentage of men’s earnings. According to the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA), in 2021, the national gender pay gap is 14.20%, which means that Australian working women on average are paid $261.50 less than their male counterparts.

31 Aug 2021 Uncategorized

Today is the National (un)Equal Pay Day!

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18 Months On, Women Call On Government To Take The Respect@Work Report Seriously

26 Aug 2021 Sexual Harassment

IN THE MEDIA: 18 Months On, Women Call On Government To Take The Respect@Work Report Seriously

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fired up logo Workplace Sexual Harassment Is Rife — And We Want To Help End It Refinery29 Working Womens Centre SA

26 Aug 2021 Sexual Harassment

IN THE MEDIA: Workplace Sexual Harassment Is Rife — And We Want To Help End It

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