Ed's Blog Stop centring the Australian man accused of murdering Tunchanok Donhomla in Thailand An interview with the Australian man accused of murdering 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomla is again taking her story.
Ed's Blog Scots and Swans: The private school and the footy team with bigger responsibilities than reputation management Scots College reassured parents that an alleged rape of a 14yo girl was an “incident that occurred outside school hours”. The Sydney Swans CEO described sexual assault allegations as a disappointing “situation players have found themselves in”.
Life For single mums like me, Bluey can be a beautiful little gut punch While the family dynamics in Bluey are unflawed, they are also totally foreign to thousands of kids watching it.
Ed's Blog AOC freezes her eggs, Karoline Leavitt steps down for ‘family reasons’ and the ‘can women have it all’ question just got supercharged again And the “can women have it all’ question just got supercharged again.
Ed's Blog National crisis? Just $457.5 million over 3.5 years allocated to frontline women’s safety services Now compare that to the $2.5 billion the Federal and NSW Governments just announced they’ll spend on bailing out a Rio Tinto aluminium smelter.
News & Views Women silenced: Online abuse is harming Australia’s democracy Women for Election’s suvey of women running for office and those already in office shows the extent and harm of online abuse. It should be raising alarms about how healthy our democracy actually is.
Ed's Blog Fuel, climate, conflict: What’s the cost of the crisis stack on women? From the fuel crisis to the climate crisis and AI displacement, we report every year on the gendered impacts of more and more crises. What’s the overall cost of the crisis stack on women?
Politics Gina Rinehart says the ABC failed all women. What does her support for Pauline Hanson say? The scale of Australia’s violence against women crisis is enormous, but Gina Rinehart could make a significant dent if she wanted to.
Ed's Blog What if we dropped the standards and had more spontaneous catch-ups And what if more of those catch-ups happened in our messy, come-as-you-are homes, with less stress and expectations on hosting?
News & Views Note to Karl and Kyle: If the Prime Minister is calling, you’re probably not the victim Stefanovic and Sandilands’ privilege will endure far beyond them losing their jobs. Even in this setback, neither has been silenced.
Ed's Blog A ‘high profile’ man has been convicted of rape, but still can’t be named He’s now a convicted rapist, but a “well-connected” Melbourne businessman still can’t be named due to concerns about his mental health and business.
Ed's Blog They’ve won rights and fought big power together. Now Sally McManus and Michelle O’Neil are both stepping down The president and secretary of the ACTU have shown just how much two women can get done. Especially when they get collaboration right.
