Tarla Lambert

After decades in politics, Barnaby Joyce has finally empathised with those on Newstart. But it’s how he reached this conclusion that’s hard to stomach.

Last night the Masterchef grand final aired, and with it came the news that none of the show’s three, high profile judges would return in 2020.

Labor MP Linda Burney announced yesterday that bipartisanship should not be “a race to the bottom” in the case of an Indigenous voice in Parliament.

It’s hard to conceive of what Channel Seven’s rationale was, when it chose to air nearly all of Nick Kyrgios’ match rather than Ash Barty’s first round.

Telstra laid an important stake in the ground this week, championing a fairer future for its employees by offering 16 weeks paid parental leave.

An Alabaman woman was charged with fetal manslaughter after she was involved in a fight which saw her shot in the stomach, resulting in a miscarriage.

The campaign depicts a diverse range of women enjoying time on the beach. They all wear high-cut swimwear with visible tufts of pubic hair spilling out.

Peter Dutton laid down some staggering claims when he accused a number of women on Nauru of fabricating rape allegations to get into the country. 

Thousands of women in Switzerland took to the streets late last week in protest of gross gender inequality– the first demonstration in 28 years. 

Men of Silicon Valley have found a brilliant way to solve the glaring diversity problem that fronts them: Don’t bother hiring women, just photoshop them in!

Across sporting codes, female athletes are making us all proud not simply because of their talent (which is undeniable) but because of their spirit.

When approached by media news site B&T about being part of a debate on quotas, my response was emphatic: “I’d love to… But only if I’m on the pro-quotas side.