Ed's Blog Why we’re hosting a Women’s Health & Wellbeing Summit It’s about positioning women’s health as critical to women’s safety, security, happiness and wellbeing. Join us.
Ed's Blog Liberal leaders slam ‘right wing campaign groups’ then debate gender ideology motions The LNP’s Queensland state conference featured Sussan Ley, Peter Dutton, David Crisafulli and ideological debates Australia has moved on from
Ed's Blog I hate the Book Week privilege parade. There, I said it. Book Week used to bother me on a personal level. Lately, it bothers me on a systemic one. More than 1 in 6 kids live below the poverty line.
Ed's Blog Harrowing stories, but bold ideas and hope ahead for ending domestic violence in South Australia It’s a “statewide crisis,” declared Natasha Stott Despoja. But the blueprint is now available to end domestic and family violence in SA.
Ed's Blog Unlock women’s wellbeing and potential for real economic reform It’s Equal Pay Day, and it’s also Day 1 of the Treasurer’s Economic Reform Roundtable. So how about addressing the drivers of this pay gap?
Ed's Blog Progress? Men still outearn women in 98% of occupations, gender segregation continues Highlight the productivity “handbreak” that is gender segregated workforces is critical for addressing gender pay gaps and worker shortages.
Ed's Blog A convicted rapist is still an MP. What does it take to be expelled from NSW Parliament? Gareth Ward was convicted of sexual assault last month. He is fighting to remain a NSW MP, despite both major parties wanting him gone.
Ed's Blog Men prefer maths, women prefer hairdressing. Coalition MP’s bizarre anti-quota tirade An actual Coalition MP made these comments in his argument against quotas, based on his “father of three dauthers” credentials.
Ed's Blog The victims of ‘generational change’ taking on the net zero ‘injustice’ Only billionaires are benefiting from net zero policies in Australia, they say, highlighting the injustice on Monday.
Ed's Blog Women and girls ‘copping brunt’ of Australia’s homelessness emergency How far will the Albanese Government go in addressing the related emergencies of growing homelessness and domestic and family violence?
Ed's Blog The ‘kiss cam’ company has an all-male board and one woman on leadership team The now former Astronomer CEO managed to bring the internet together. His now former company should provide a cautionary tale on governance.
Ed's Blog Never forget the media treatment of Joanne Lees Perhaps for Joanne Lees there is some closure following news today of that John Bradley Murdoch has died in prison.
