Georgie Dent

Did you see the image splashed across The Daily Telegraph yesterday? Just a couple of Australia’s richest men enjoying a long lunch at a lovely restaurant on a sunny Monday.

ABC Sports broadcaster and anti domestic-violence campaigner Charlie King is calling on all Australians to demand the government to respond appropriately to family violence.

Who would hit someone they claim to love? Why would they do it? Who would stay with someone who hits them? Why would they want to? These are a few of the questions that invariably come to mind when talking or thinking about domestic violence.

If there is one thing I do admire about the current government it is its ability to galvanise groups of people.

Victoria’s first female Premier, Joan Kirner, has passed away today after a long battle with illness, at age 76.

Thirty days ago Sheryl Sandberg’s husband Dave Goldberg died unexpectedly.

On Sunday Jane Caro took to Facebook with an idea.

Earlier this week I stumbled across a document that a Wall Street investment banker generously prepared for the incoming cohort of interns.

Google is famous for many reasons.

For the first time ever an Australian team has progressed to the knock-out stage of a FIFA World Cup.

Three in four Australians consider family violence to pose a security threat that is greater than, or at least equal to, the threat posed by terrorism.

Australia’s political leaders have gathered in Sydney today for a leadership retreat.