Ed's Blog We don’t need a drink. We need more women in charge Noting Trump’s Greenland threat and the state of the world, the EU’s Kaja Kallas joked now would be a good time to start drinking.
News & Views Australians chose unity after Bondi. Unsurprisingly, John Howard chose division. John Howard criticised Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for raising the possibility of further gun law reform following the attack, accusing the government of using tragedy as a political “diversion”.
Ed's Blog Do women lack ambition if they don’t want to get promoted? Absolutely not Are we really experiencing an ambition gap because women are less to want to get promoted? Or are women just more ambitious for other things?
Ed's Blog After a day of ‘antisemitic evil’ must come shared grief and support for communities in pain A Holocaust survivor and a 10yo girl among the victims. A Jewish communitiy experiencing even more fear. Generations of Australians in pain.
Ed's Blog How to visit a friend like the US? Purge your social accounts and diversity talk Australian tourists may have to share social media activity from the past 5 years to enter the US. But not to worry, AUKUS will be “strengthened”.
Ed's Blog Another billionaire tech bro declares world needs more ‘masculine energy’ This tech bro’s version of masculine energy and “bringing back masculine leadership” includes bringing back public hangings.
Ed's Blog A rare case of a man’s move resulting in a woman getting a 100k pay bump One Nation now has official party status, which will see leader Pauline Hanson getting a massive $100,000 pay increase.
News & Views Husk Distillery’s Harriet Messenger is doing things differently and it’s working Harriet Messenger is the co-founder and Director of Husk Distillery, a now-iconic Northern Rivers destination attracting thousands each week.
News & Views The outrage over Anika Wells says more about us than it does about her We can have a conversation about guidelines and scrutiny without pretending that Anika Wells has broken rules she hasn’t.
Ed's Blog VicHealth axing is a blow to equity, women’s sport and prevention measures It’s seen as a “global template for how to get health promotion right,” with 38 years of health promotion work, including on smoking prevention, and the successful This Girl Can initiative. But now the standalone VicHealth is set to be abolished.
Ed's Blog Ban social media but drop ‘mandatory guardrails’ on AI? What about the kids The risks for teens span everything from mental health harm to reduced economic opportunity and poor educational outcomes.
Ed's Blog A wedding, the Lodge, and good reasons to celebrate Anthony Albanese became the first prime minister to wed while in office when he tied the knot with Jodie Haydon.
