Ed’s Blog

We don’t need a date like International Women’s Day to feature, promote and celebrate women. We can do that all year round.

On Tuesday it was reported that Australia’s most senior Catholic leader had been convicted of child sex offences in December of 2018.

It was just four years ago that the Oscars faced widespread criticism for its lack of diversity, particularly as almost all nominees were white.

labelling millennials as entitled, Instagram obsessed brats? What an original thought! That’s what the GM of Muffin Break told a major news outlet.

What a week it’s been for women in politics (again), from emotional farewells to offensive depictions of women in the game.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has proposed a bold solution: to make high-quality childcare affordable for everyone in America.

In Senate Estimates on Monday 18th of February 2019 it was confirmed by the office for women that Scott Morrison has never met with them.

Would productivity really take a hit if employers moved from five to four day work weeks? According to the results from one such employer to test the assumption, no.

Major sporting bodies commit to closing the pay gap in sport for female athletes. Given the NRL loses sponsorship revenue for bad behaviour it’s timely.

Climate change? Domestic violence? All low on the agenda once again in favour of vitriolic politics and other forms of fearmongering

Forget red roses, if you want to make women happy as the Valentine’s Day marketing trope suggests, this is the wishlist to consider.

Bill and Melinda Gates have released their annual letter, sharing some curious insights about what’s going on in the world right now.