Ed’s Blog

There are many different types of ‘probation’, depending on the context in which it’s used, but two key versions that are most commonly applied.

Do you work part-time or flexibly? Do you work hours that some might consider a little ‘outside of the norm’? Well here’s a big THANK YOU to you.

A little over a month ago I read a column that caused my heart to sink.

On the weekend a Rugby League player was charged with 10 offences, including one of assault causing actual bodily harm, common assault and stalking, which involved his ex-girlfriend.

In January Rosie Batty was announced as the 2015 Australian of the Year.

Yesterday Jane Gilmore wrote about the need for an Australian Women’s Party.

Photo by Steve Chee for Fairfax Last weekend Fairfax’s Sunday Life ran a cover story about some of the female powerhouses at the ABC.

I’d really like to renovate our house.

There is one point that former Prime Minister Julia Gillard finds particularly disturbing in ANZ’s new paper on gender equality.

There were 10 women in Cabinet when Julia Gillard was prime minister, so you can understand her frustration to see just two women in similar levels of power now.

This week gender equality has enjoyed some decent airtime on the national agenda.

Earlier this year I unpublished a story.