Ed's Blog Sam Wood was Australia’s dreamboat. The allegations against him should make us reflect. Sam Wood, is splashed across headlines in connection with stomach-churning allegations of domestic and family violence.
Life Georgie Dent just put into words what solo mums like me already know: Australia’s family policy assumes there’s a second adult The problem with being a solo parent is not simply that everything costs more, but the assumption there are two adults making it work.
Business Karl Stefanovic and Keshnee Ibrahim’s business breakup made me reflect on my own 10-year business marriage & building Women’s Agenda If Ange and I can make it to 10 years without ending up in the Supreme Court, I’m starting to think we might actually know what we’re doing.
Sport The HYROX poo incident exposes our obsession with pushing through The HYROX poo incident poses the question: when did being fit become a test of how much suffering we can endure?
News & Views Mary Gaudron, the first woman to sit on Australia’s High Court, dies aged 83 On the High Court, Gaudron participated in some of the country’s most significant constitutional and public law decisions.
News & Views ‘Not just safe from you. Safer because of you’: The message boys need to hear from their headmaster “I want every young woman who encounters a Joe Boy to be safer because you are there — not merely safe from you, safer because of you.”
News & Views The smartest technology is quietly taking things off our minds (and who doesn’t need that?) The best technology isn’t about helping us do more, but giving us back time and space for the things that matter.
News & Views ‘I won’t rest until we bury him’: Ray Hadley admits deep animosity towards Alan Jones Former shock jock Ray Hadley has acknowledged his hatred of Alan Jones, with evidence showing he stood to gain a $4m contract.
News & Views A walk to Uluru taught me to slow down even when life is most turbulent Tasmanian Walking Company’s Uluru walk strikes a balance between feeling immersed in the landscape while still offering genuine comfort.
Life Could your mammogram one day detect heart disease too? A new study suggests so. The study offers a glimpse of how women’s health screening could evolve and how a test millions of women already undergo could be leveraged.
News & Views Angus Taylor’s wife Louise Clegg blames drunk teens and cavalier parents. The culture of Scots? Not so much. If our strategy for keeping girls safe depends on girls being perfectly sober, then we are saying that boys’ behaviour is inevitable.
Life We need your help: In two days, we close our biggest survey on what’s making life harder for women We’re exploring the idea of the “crisis stack”, and how multiple economic, social and global challenges pile up for women and families.