Ed’s Blog

Stefanovic and Sandilands’ privilege will endure far beyond them losing their jobs.  Even in this setback, neither has been silenced.

He’s now a convicted rapist, but a “well-connected” Melbourne businessman still can’t be named due to concerns about his mental health and business.

The president and secretary of the ACTU have shown just how much two women can get done. Especially when they get collaboration right.

Domestic violence is a “two way street” according to Pauline Hanson and women “should just leave”. But leaving is far from affordable and safe.

He looked like an attention-seeking toddler among actual men, but Trump still couldn’t outshine the stories of this World Cup.

Tony Abbott declared that multiculturalism had “failed” Australia, sounding more like Pauline Hanson than Pauline Hanson herself.

The PM’s AI speech didn’t mention his own department’s report, which found that women hold most of the jobs most exposed to AI displacement.

In a world of Claviculars, Andrew Tates and billionaires campaigning to pay less tax, find a way to be more like Sam Neill.

The toll of the past week of violence against women rose steadily, with two women and two teenage girls killed in just four days

Birth trauma is an escalating public health crisis Australia can no longer ignore. 13 years after my own such trauma, I know it takes longterm support.

And it’s up to users who don’t want their photos to be easily manipulated by the AI desires of other users to opt out.

Now we have an Australian, government report identifying that women dominate the most occupations most exposed to AI. So what’s the plan?