Ed's Blog We’re more connected than ever before so why is it so hard to meet someone? Soon I will broach the subject of encouraging you to consider setting up your friends.
Ed's Blog Three federal Politicians pregnant at the same time? That’s worth celebrating In 2003 Victorian Labor MP Kirstie Marshall was asked to leave State Parliament because she was breastfeeding her 11-day-old daughter.
Ed's Blog Domestic violence is never acceptable. Why is that so hard to accept? Last night just before I went to bed I opened Facebook.
Ed's Blog Uma Thurman, Amal Clooney & Kevin Spacey: Why we need to put beauty in perspective Late last year I arrived at an event where I bumped into journalist and broadcasterTracey Spicer.
Ed's Blog What sort of country would subject Gillian Triggs to this vitriol? Australia “This is a blatantly partisan politicised exercise and the Human Rights Commission ought to be ashamed of itself.
Ed's Blog Surprise! The Productivity Commission can’t magically solve Australia’s childcare woes The long awaited final Productivity Commission report into childcare has finally been handed down.
News & Views The eight most powerful women in Australia The representation of women in Women’s Agenda sister publication Crikey’s annual Power 50 Index, out this week, leaves cabinet’s woeful composition for dead — but it’s still disproportionately low.
Ed's Blog The Q & A episode on domestic violence everyone is already talking about Tonight domestic violence will be the subject explored in ABC’s Q & A program.
Ed's Blog Welcome to Australia in 2015 where sexism isn’t just everywhere, it’s brazen! “Oh dear, Penny, settle down.