[5] In February 2016, Women's Agenda was sold to Angela Priestley, who was then the publisher,[6] but on parental leave with a toddler and young baby.
It aimed to cover many issues relating to the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on women, such as the increased rates of domestic violence and job insecurity.
Journalists and other contributors cover topics such as endometriosis, sleep, heavy periods, prolapse, women's cancers, family planning, fertility, pregnancy, and pre- and post-natal care.
[9] A similar partnership produced another research report in 2024, "Networks & Impact: How women are defying the odds to build successful businesses in today's economy".
It also contains a number of short speeches by female leaders from various industries on a range of topics and gives access to all Women's Agenda daily content.
According to the editor-in-chief Tarla Lambert, "The Keynotes reflects our long mission of making sure female and gender diverse voices are heard.
The first few events were sponsored by the National Australia Bank, and dubbed the NAB Women's Agenda Leadership Awards.