Women continue to do more unpaid domestic work than men, better provision of external support services and greater flexibility to work from home needed to reduce burden

In Australia, women consistently undertake more unpaid domestic work — which includes activities such as grocery shopping, food preparation, laundry, grounds care and gardening, home and vehicle maintenance, caring for children, caring for adults, and paying bills—both before and during the pandemic.

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