The irrepressible Kathy Lette addressed the National Press Club this week, calling on men to do more to advocate for women. Lette, an author and commentator who scandalised Australia with her first novel Puberty Blues, published in 1979, says the world is not getting any better for women and the government needs to do more to address gender gaps. Personalise your news & stay in the know with the ABC NEWS app https://ab.co/abcnewsapp | ABC News

“Adventure before dementia. That’s my big motto for women my age — just go forth and be fabulous.” From puberty to menopause, writer Kathy Lette has lightly fictionalised each stage of her life. Now in her 60s, she explains why post-menopause is the best time in a woman’s life. Watch full episode 'Letting Loose' on iview: https://ab.co/39F3hlT | Australian Story