As the conversation around women’s rights intensifies thanks to the Federal Court decision in Giggle v Tickle, be aware of ...
We will treat it as a war, and first thing that we want is the war to end. We want peace. We want a better life for our ...
Melanie Brock’s service to Australia-Japan ties has earned her an imperial award – and she knew exactly what to carry with ...
More clarifying and less patronising may help the treasurer and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sell a notoriously difficult ...
Six novels which each “interrogate the wealth of roles women play in society” have been shortlisted for the 2026 Women’s Prize for Fiction. The shortlist includes the debut novels of four authors, ...
As I debated all of this, the Federal Court handed down its decision in the long-running Giggle v Tickle case, where Sall ...
Gender equality advocates are being urged to ensure the movement is grounded in inclusivity while ensuring rights for women and girls are not wound back. But a concerted, organised and strategic ...
What makes a great prime minister in 21st century Australia? If there is an alchemical formula for prime ministerial greatness, Paul Strangio’s The Alchemy of Leadership: Seven Australian Prime ...
She’s up there with Hillary Clinton and Beyonce: Australia’s first female Prime Minister has already taught these Sydney teenage girls that ambition is not an absurd dream.
In the long and ignoble history of broken Australian political promises, this might be the grand daddy of them all.
Way back in 2013, she insisted it was a once-in-a-generation opportunity. She spoke of Sandy, a young man with “big dreams for his future, like any teenager” who also had some “big needs: mobility ...
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