News & Views Rapists and domestic violence perpetrators to face tougher laws under Victorian Labor Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has pledged to legislate tougher penalties for family, domestic and sexual violence perpetrators.
Ed's Blog One weekend in one state: Three women and a child stabbed to death Four seperate incidents where the victims have all been stabbed to death, allegedly by people known to them.
Business Karl Stefanovic and Keshnee Ibrahim’s business breakup made me reflect on my own 10-year business marriage & building Women’s Agenda If Ange and I can make it to 10 years without ending up in the Supreme Court, I’m starting to think we might actually know what we’re doing.
News & Views Australia has recognised children as victim-survivors in their own right. Now we need governments to act on it. Children experiencing violence need more than recognition from governments; they need systems that listen, respond early, and support them.
News & Views New endometriosis care plan aims to reduce years-long diagnosis delays for Australian women The Endometriosis Management Plan is Australia’s first nationally available, structured management plan for endometriosis in primary care.
News & Views Ed Sheeran says politics has no place in his music. These female pop stars disagree Ed Sheeran is one of the most popular songwriters of all time. But he doesn’t do politics. At least, that’s what he told the world this week.
News & Views 7 of the weirdest things coffee does to your body Coffee does more than wake us up, from affecting digestion and gut health to changing how our bodies absorb iron and medicines.
Ed's Blog Australia’s record 8th place on gender equality is still no time for complacency Cracking the top ten in the World Economic Forum’s global gender equality ranking is a huge achievement for Australia, especially given where we were just 10 years ago.
Ed's Blog Gender parity is 120 years away. These are the best and worst countries for gender equality We’ll be waiting until 2146 for gender equality. The 2026 World Economic Forum shares the countries making progress and those go backwards.
News & Views ‘We don’t do consent’: The comments sparking backlash against Joanna Howe’s husband South Australia’s Attorney-General Kyam Maher has slammed comments from the husband of prominent anti-abortion activist Dr Joanna Howe.
News & Views My Mum was what the NDIS calls an ‘informal support’. Then she died Melissa Marsden’s mum was her closest support and, in the government’s language, an “informal support”. Since she died, Melissa has been working out what the NDIS expects her family to absorb.
News & Views As One Nation surges in NSW, its leader Mike Newman vows to ‘stop’ abortion Mike Newman has told a crowd in Sydney that the party would ‘stop’ abortion if it is successful at the next election.