Ed’s Blog

2022 has been a pivotal year for women, locally here and internationally. And now, for 2023… 

There have been 49 women killed by violence in Australia according to Destroy The Joint. In 2021, the figure was 43.

Jeremy Clarkson is unable to sleep, because he hates Meghan Markle so much. So why does he get a platform to say so?

Lionel Messi has previously shed public tears over stadium violence. What would he make of Australia’s A-League pitch invasion?

The egos of some of the world’s most influential men have been taking a beating. Not just internationally, but also here in Australia.

From the top ten finishers at the New York Marathon being mothers to Australia’s own Sinead Diver clocking the country’s fastest run.

The personal attacks against Brittany Higgins are at a length that the lead prosecutor said he had not witnessed in 20 years.

The role of women in promoting integrity should not be lost. Research highlights the links internationally. Australia provides an example

The findings of what went wrong for the Liberal Party’s hopes of attracting women are in. And targets look set to be the answer (again).

From the Federal election to the Victorian election and soon the NSW election, a common trend is emerging: a lack of women in winnable seats.

Senator David Pocock has long described himself as a feminist. Now he’s one of the country’s most powerful politicians.

Racism, sexism, and a culture of fear and secrecy pervade Queensland Police.