News & Views People don’t plan to become carers – workplaces should be prepared Australia functions due to carers who do $77 billion of work each year. If they were not doing this work, the economy would be in chaos.
News & Views Men should buy the family home? The MAFS men who cling to ‘provider’ belief Several MAFS grooms explained that, as men, they believed they should buy the family home. It was framed as responsibility, protection.
News & Views The Farrer by-election is testing how the community responds to our increasingly divided political landscape Farrer by-election isn’t just about votes, but communities under pressure looking for leaders who can actually listen.
Ed's Blog A Moon first for woman, a reminder for humanity: Choose Earth and each other The first woman to make a mission to the moon gave some stirring words as the crew or Artemis II commenced their way home.
News & Views How to “Lean In” in 2026? Sandberg’s interesting new approach combatting Tradwives Lean In reorganises under Sandberg, reducing staff, focusing on AI career gaps, and combating tradwife culture to empower women.
News & Views Ruth Higgins SC appointed Australia’s first female Solicitor-General Dr Ruth Higgins SC has been named as the next Solicitor-General, the top legal adviser to the federal government.
News & Views Women are being retraumatised inside Villawood and nothing is changing Women inside Villawood live with daily harm, as unsafe conditions persist despite years of warnings and clear evidence.
Soapbox Sixty years since marriage bar laws were lifted, the male breadwinner model continues The marriage bar laws are a thing of the past. And yet, serious workplace laws are still required to address the men-as-breadwinner norm.
News & Views Mary Fowler signs massive $10 million deal with Adidas Mary Fowler has reportedly signed a new $10 million deal with Adidas, a move that will see her become one the highest-paid female athletes in football.
Ed's Blog This AI CEO says taxes needed for coming inequality Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is in Australia, warning policymakers about the risks of AI, including rising inequity.
Soapbox Neurodivergence in a world of AI and why celebrating ‘superheroes’ won’t fix workplaces “There are two kinds of people who will thrive in the age of AI Tradespeople. And neurodivergent people.” No, it’s not that simple.
News & Views How I ‘provoked good men’ with one question Asking women what they’d do if there were no men for a day is a fast way to provoke men, writes author Georgia Harper.
