Ed's Blog Another woman dies and the government is axing a program to educate kids about domestic violence At 5.
Ed's Blog Hopes dashed, fears realised: Indonesia executes Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran On Monday night, before delivering a sobering speech at The Sydney Institute’s annual dinner, the foreign minister Julie Bishop gave the room an update on two unfolding matters.
Ed's Blog Bouquets and brickbats: Why nannies are attracting both Those of you who even skim over Women’s Agenda might notice that over the past 24 hours we have published a variety of different opinions on the government’s planned trial subsidising nannies.
Ed's Blog Princess Kate’s a unicorn: Post-baby life doesn’t always look like this On the weekend a new princess was born.
Ed's Blog 5 things you need to know about Helena Morrissey Last night I met the one and only Helena Morrissey.
Ed's Blog John Brodgen’s ‘aha’ moment and 11 other things I am thinking about On Tuesday night at the Sydney launch of the 30 Percent Club a small group of powerful corporate leaders took to the stage.
Ed's Blog Mothers don’t put themselves first or Tony Abbott never puts mothers first? As a small Mother’s Day treat I gave myself a good chunk of Sunday off news.
Ed's Blog Tony Abbott’s greatest hoax Yesterday Prime Minister Tony Abbott made a surprise announcement with his Treasurer Joe Hockey.
Ed's Blog Mythbusting: Women, childcare & paid parental leave How does the 2015 budget impacts families? That was, in a nutshell, my brief for an appearance on ABC’s Lateline last night.
Ed's Blog A message for the government: Quite frankly, you’re disappointing “I’m going to call the media out on this.
