Strife - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
For All Women
When former magazine editor Evelyn Jones, churning through a redundancy package and navigating a marriage breakdown, launches Australia's first women's website, the stakes are high.
Exposure Therapy
As 'Eve Life' celebrates its first viral hit, Evelyn's relationships with family and friends are put under strain.
Burn Our Bras
'Eve Life' pitches for a sports bra campaign, as generational warfare breaks out between the women in Evelyn's family.
A Good Cause
While being shadowed for a profile piece, a leak about the covert cover tactics of her former magazine ends up wreaking havoc for Evelyn.
Sacrifice and Power
When 'Eve Life' secures its biggest interview to date, a sit-down with the politician days away from becoming Australia's first female Prime Minister, Evelyn is made an offer she can refuse.
Matricide
When the election goes south, Evelyn faces very public criticism about her Elizabeth Myles article from her own feminist community, leaving Evelyn at a loss for words.
Feminism is a Bloodsport
A CEO sleepout shifts a bruised and fragile Evelyn's frame of mind, from white knuckling control to a readiness to relinquish it.
The Original Woman
Betrayal ignites Evelyn's ambition as well as her competitive spirit, and she delivers an impassioned call to arms.
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