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.
Ed's Blog Men are taking more primary carers leave than ever. That’s a win Twenty per cent of primary/universal parental leave is now taken by men, up 3 per cent from the previous year.
Ed's Blog Pauline Hanson’s attention-seeking burqa stunt hurts, divides and wastes time What was it all for?
Ed's Blog 74 women killed in past year. Sussan Ley asks, ‘how do we maintain the rage’? The names of those killed were read by Opposition Leader Sussan Ley who pleaded with Australia to ‘maintain the rage’.
News & Views James Packer’s wild rant against Dan Andrews is an insult to all Australians harmed by gambling Note to James Packer: you’re not the victim. The families whose lives are destroyed by the gambling industry, are.
News & Views ‘May I meet you’? How a billionaire’s pickup line went viral Is it not enough for billionaires to have their billions and all access passes in corridors of power? Now they want to offer dating advice.
Ed's Blog Even more ways police failed Hannah Clarke and her children revealed In February 2020, following the horrific murder of Hannah Clark and her three children, a Queensland detective stood in front of the media and declared their job as investigators was to “keep a completely open mind”.
Politics Look away. Sussan Ley’s glass cliff is definitely starting to crack Sussan Ley’s leadership began with promise. Six months on, and with net zero targets abandoned, that hope has evaporated.
Ed's Blog The growing US gender pay gap should be a warning to Australia The growing gap isn’t Trump-related (we’ll likely see that next year). But it is related to workplace and care factors familiar to Australians