Jane Caro

I don’t think housewives or stay at home mothers are prostitutes, okay? After all, I have looked after a house and stayed home to look after kids.

No doubt everyone who has had the honour of being named Australian of the Year has done much to deserve it.

On January 22nd I sent the following tweet.

I was brought up to be repelled by sentimentality.

Recently at the UN meeting on Gender Equality, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said “I am going to keep saying loud and clear that I am a feminist until it is met with a shrug.

A few years ago I was on the 5pm Friday night Qantas flight from Melbourne to Sydney.

The latest round of scorn I have seen directed at the first woman to get within striking distance of the American Presidency is that she is ‘a weak nominee’.

The world loves a woman who puts herself second.

Once upon a time marrying well was virtually the only financial hope a woman had.

The May issue of CHILD magazine is running an important advertisment calling for Australia’s real minister for women.

Jane Caro’s new book, Plain Speaking Jane is out now, it’s a memoir of exceptional humour and rare insight from a woman who has seen it all, and isn’t afraid to talk about it.