Ed’s Blog

Beryl Crosby has told media that people are already terrified when speaking out about the healthcare system in Queensland.

Simon Crean only led the Australian Labor Party for two years, but during that time he cast a critical eye over Australia’s involvement in the Iraq war, delivering a stirring and defining parliamentary address opposing then Prime Minister John Howard’s Australian troop commitments.

Burney’s parliamentary work this week was extraordinary in the face of significant pressure, and clear targeting from the Opposition.

We have a long wait ahead, and that wait could get even longer if progress stalls further on closing gender gaps globally.

These stories tell us that men in politics accused of serious crimes are protected in ways that female victims may never be.

Are we witnessing the unravelling of so much good work on pursuing an end to sexual harassment, bullying, and misconduct in Australian workplaces?

Senator Katy Gallagher issued a statement to partliament today denying she mislead the Senate back in 2021.

The happiest of days turns to unimaginable tragedy, as we learn more about those still unaccounted for following the Hunter Valley bus crash.

As rates rise again, RBA Governor Philip Lowe shares more comments highlighting just how out of touch he is on what Australians experience.

Paypa Plane is a rare fintech with a female co founder & a rare startup offering 12 weeks of paid parental leave to mothers and fathers.

Are we immune? Is it too painful, or is it just all to common? The past week shows the need for urgency and more attention.

PwC’s tax leak scandal brings public scrutiny as women step up to apologize and face the consequences, highlighting gender disparities in leadership and accountability.