Ed's Blog Does feminism need rebranding? There has been some discussion this week, not for the first time, about whether feminism needs rebranding.
Ed's Blog What I learned from having a nervous breakdown at 25 This story was first published on November 10, 2013.
Ed's Blog How not to talk about gender inequality in a social setting A few weeks ago one of our most read articles contained tips for talking about gender inequality in a social setting.
Ed's Blog Stop shaming mothers for having children Yesterday I read something that had its intended effect.
Ed's Blog The victims of crime are never to blame Disclaimer: This article deals with rape and sexual assault and may be triggering for survivors of abuse.
Ed's Blog It’s time to build a girls club to rival the boys club in media It was a celebration but it was also a call to action.
Ed's Blog We need to talk about men talking to men For the past five years corporate advisory firm EY has researched and prepared a report exploring the issue of women in leadership.
Ed's Blog Tony Abbott: Do you really want to fix this joint? Start here A day doesn’t pass where I don’t feel grateful for having a job I love.
Ed's Blog When fathers are the real champions of change It’s impossible, I’m quite sure, to read anything about Pakistani schoolgirl and education campaigner Malala Yousafzai without wondering how anyone could grow to be as strong and brave and wise as she is at just 16 years of age.
Ed's Blog Tony Abbott’s silence a surprise When our Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, appointed himself the minister for women there were two obvious explanations.
Ed's Blog A wrap up from last night’s Q&A Did you watch Q&A on the ABC last night? If not, count yourself lucky.
Ed's Blog Who does tolerance hurt? I have already written that I watched British journalist Peter Hitchens on Q&A with disbelief on Monday night.