Ed's Blog Companies need more ‘masculine energy’ says man who runs one More aggression, more masculine energy! That’s what’s missing from companies, says a male CEO in a still male-dominated company.
Ed's Blog Can now call women ‘property’: Meta’s hate changes a cruel setback Mark Zuckerberg’s ending fact-checking, while Meta has more quietly updated its policy on hateful content.
Ed's Blog ASX listed with thousands of team members. But this company has no paid parental leave This mining giant Macmahon “recognises” the benefits of team members and “seeks to have an inclusive workplace environment. And yet?
News & Views Pivotal, not radical. A wishlist for women this election year What if 2025 could be a pivotal year for Australia in areas like ending violence against women and closing gender gaps?
Ed's Blog Calmly, respectfully. Kamala Harris certifies Trump presidential victory There were no calls to “fight like hell” as the VP completed one of her final duties: reading the election results.
Ed's Blog The first hours of a new year typically see a spike in violence against women. Was 2025 any different? New Year’s Day is the most dangerous time for domestic-related assaults. So was 2025 any different, given the horror year that’s been?
Ed's Blog Cries of joy as 51 men found guilty but anger at sentences Gisele Pelicot shared a message of hope following the verdicts. Her former husband was senteced to 20 years. Others to less than what prosecutors sought.
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Ed's Blog How Sherele Moody tells the stories of women killed by violence Sherele Moody starts her day at 4am to search for evidence of something she doesn’t want to find: women and children killed by violence.
News & Views Elf on the shelf is the mental load hill I will no longer die on The Elf on the Shelf is a ridiculous invention that has somehow convinced an entire generation of parents to participate in its antics.
Ed's Blog An ‘act of compassion’ finally comes for five of the Bali Nine Five members of the Bali Nine have arrived home in Australia, after serving more than 19 years in an Indonesian prison.
Ed's Blog The dire consequences of the motherhood penalty meeting a cost of living crisis Rising homelessness, food insecurity and the ever-increasing costs of care. Are we ready for the full impact on the motherhood penalty?