podcasts Podcast: What workplace bullying is doing to us A discussion with social health leader Melanie Wilde. What it is, what it’s doing to us, the link to lonliness and how things can change.
News & Views Albanese says Australia has a ‘clear choice’ between optimism and negativity In his first major speech of the year, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has outlined his re-election pitch, saying voters have a clear choice.
News & Views Peter Dutton: Men are fed up with being overlooked, CEOs afraid to speak up Peter Dutton has sat down for a 90 minute conversation with entrepreneur Mark Bouris.
News & Views How Narelda Jacobs learnt “her place” in media There are few people in Australia’s media more recognisable than Narelda Jacobs. But breaking through as a queer, Aboriginal woman hasn’t been easy.
News & Views Endemic workplace bullying is destroying social bonds – and we need to talk about it Bullying at work is insidious in its reach and devastating in its impact. It isolates, humiliates, and strips people of dignity.
News & Views Women now hold more than half of government board positions Women now hold a record high of 54 per cent of positions across Australian government boards and bodies, new data shows.
News & Views Trump orders all federal DEI staff on paid leave as fight against diversity ramps up US President Donald Trump orders all federal employees in DEI roles to be placed on paid administrative leave.
Appointments Amy Low appointed CEO of ethical fashion brand, The Social Outfit Amy Low has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer of The Social Outfit, an ethical fashion brand, employing refugee communities.
News & Views Iraq’s parliament allows minimum age of marriage to drop to 9 The Iraqi parliament has passed a new law, giving religious authorities the power to legalise marriages of children as young as nine.
News & Views How Jordan Peterson laid the groundwork for Zuckerberg’s ‘masculine energy’ rhetoric Figures like Jordan Peterson laid the groundwork for tech billionaires like Zuckerberg to frame themselves as under attack by regulators.
News & Views The ‘mild’ menopause fallacy is just another example of ‘put up and shut up’ for women Even “mild” menopause symptoms can shake the foundations of a woman’s life, and it’s time we treated them with the respect they deserve.
News & Views What Australia could learn from the Philippines about dignity in women’s prisons Australia’s treatment of incarcerated women lags behind Manila, where family connections and support for rehabilitation are prioritised.
