News & Views The children’s book celebrating Victoria’s first female Premier (just in time for Book Week) Joan Kirner’s story shows why we need more stories about women who fought to make political leadership more equal.
News & Views Dolly Parton’s philanthropic Imagination Library had a proven effect in Australia, and around the world Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is helping Australian children read more, build early literacy skills and enjoy books from a young age.
News & Views Racism happens when racist rhetoric becomes normalised Australia is a multicultural country, but growing racist rhetoric is making people question how welcome everyone really feels.
News & Views How Tegan Lerm got your grandma thinking about the Greens Tegan Lerm is building tools that help Australians navigate politics, question assumptions and rebuild trust in democracy.
Sport Sex toys thrown by men onto WNBA courts again as players slam ‘disrespectful’ sexualisation The WNBA deserves respect, not another wave of sexualisation disrespect from men turning women’s sport into spectacle.
News & Views Men are just 20 per cent of the care workforce. The reason why isn’t ‘masculinity’ The new research highlights how a lack of pay, secure work and respect might be preventing men from joining the care workforce.
News & Views The AFL doesn’t think it has a culture problem. Mad Monday says otherwise The AFL must challenge the “boys will be boys” culture that excuses harmful behaviour and allows misogyny to continue.
Soapbox Coercive control is a crime in NSW and Queensland. But not yet in Victoria Victoria needs coercive control laws to recognise abuse, protect victim-survivors and prevent further violence within abusive relationships.
Ed's Blog Dolly Parton wrote the working woman’s anthem. We’ll always love her Dolly Parton has died, aged 80. Everything is a little less today.
News & Views 300 Australian CEOs to cook for thousands facing food insecurity CEO CookOff brings business leaders together to support Australians facing food insecurity and better understand their communities.
News & Views Angus Taylor’s wife Louise Clegg blames drunk teens and cavalier parents. The culture of Scots? Not so much. If our strategy for keeping girls safe depends on girls being perfectly sober, then we are saying that boys’ behaviour is inevitable.
Ed's Blog Almost 400 jobs go. The cost of KPMG’s alleged misconduct and a culture that failed The loss of hundreds of jobs at KPMG Australia shows workers are paying the price for alleged corporate misconduct.
