Ed's Blog There is no shame in admitting babies are hard It’s a sentiment that resonated with me after I had had my first baby.
Ed's Blog How one outfit helped this woman break a cycle of despair She stood up from her table at the Sofitel ballroom, strode onto the stage and with a single line the room, filled with hundreds of men and women, started clapping rapturously.
Ed's Blog What’s happened to Kate? The magazine cover that shocked me What’s happened to Kate Middleton? This is the question that is posed on the cover of a weekly magazine that is currently sitting on the newsstands.
Ed's Blog Men’s magazine names model ‘woman of the year’. Really? I have been deliberating over this one.
Ed's Blog The terrifying reality of emotional abuse There is never, ever, a good time for a person to kill their partner.
Ed's Blog I don’t know how she did this: Allison Pearson on Nigella Lawson, drug use and domestic violence Earlier this year I was one of the many, possibly millions, who couldn’t believe my eyes.
Ed's Blog Why is a father looking after his daughter for a week so surprising? Last year I was on maternity leave with an eight-week old baby when the summer shutdown rolled around.
Ed's Blog Where do the most productive meetings take place? I can’t imagine I am in the minority having never combined a foot massage with a work meeting.
Ed's Blog Old gender stereotypes perpetuate an old problem: gender inequality The day after the recent COAG Tracking Equity Report was published there was some talk of experts being baffled about the results.
Ed's Blog Thank you to the childcare educators of Australia This is the third Christmas where I have had to turn my mind to a present for my daughter’s day-care teachers.
Ed's Blog Peppa Pig and Piers Akerman: Did I miss something? During the past two years there are few television shows I have seen more of than Peppa Pig.
Ed's Blog What have been your highlights and low lights of 2013? For lots of us who work in offices this is the last working week of the year.
