Despite more attention given to female football, FIFA still legislates to ensure men and women cannot play on the same team at professional clubs or at national level. Why not test the concept of mixed-gender teams?

In our culture, masculinity is inseparable from dominance and control. If a man is not dominant in his home and in his marriage, it is an affront to his identity as a man. Men police each other’s dominance with accusations of being “pussy whipped”, or as my husband has been accused of by men who think I have a few too many opinions for a woman, a “giant mangina”. It is an extremely enlightened, secure and self-aware man who is content to omit “obey” from marriage vows — and then to abide by that decision long after the wedding reception.

As part of Mental Health Awareness week, eight men stripped down to their underwear to encourage men to stop hating their bodies. “The imagery that we see in the media of what men should look like is massively damaging,” says campaign spokesperson and charity worker James Makings.

Convenience is often raised as a reason women change their names (and BroDads want them to). But again, if this were true, why aren’t more men opting to take their wife's name?

The very fact of being a woman doesn’t necessarily mean a candidate will advance the interests of women more broadly. Sexism isn’t the exclusive domain of men by any stretch of the rubber band.

Australian sportswomen face three times as many negative comments online as their male counterparts, an analysis of Facebook comments has revealed. According to research by girls' rights group, Plan International, 27 per cent of comments about female players on sports news organisation's Facebook pages are negative, compared to nine per cent of those made about men.

Emotional labour is fast becoming mainstream feminism's new favourite term. It is used to refer to extra, unpaid jobs that women undertake in heterosexual partnerships even if they have full-time paid work: remembering appointments, providing compassion, and being ultimately responsible for a functioning home life. The trouble is, that is not actually what emotional labour means.

The feminist-leaning podcasts that have emerged over the past five years are not anonymous; however, they do air topics that women have traditionally shared in private.