News & Views Still we reach: Why humans travel to the moon as the Earth’s on fire Working in the space sector herself, Mani Thiru outlines the value of reaching for the moon and why it reflects our shared humanity. Even now.
News & Views How I’m raising my 3yo daughter in Gaza as a widow in a grey city Six months into the ceasefire, I don’t feel at home even though I am in my homeland. I feel like a stranger, trying to explain this life to my daughter.
Ed's Blog The Trumpian immigration plan unveiled by Angus Taylor is proudly discriminatory The Opposition leader is chasing popularity from a certain cohort of noisy voters with his cherrypicked take on Australian values.
News & Views ‘Deeply significant’: Susan Coyle becomes first woman to command Australian army Lieutenant General Susan Coyle becomes Australia’s first female Army Chief, marking a historic cultural shift in the military.
News & Views Trump deletes AI Jesus image and picks ‘unhinged’ fight with the Pope What a time to be alive. The President of the United States has officially declared war on the Pope. Not metaphorically but on Truth Social.
News & Views My business grew to $17 million when I stopped asking women to prove they deserved flexibility When workplaces truly support women’s lives, businesses don’t suffer — they grow, retain talent and perform better long term.
Profiles Basketball player Alanna Smith signs history-making deal with WNBA Alanna Smith signs historic $5.2m Dallas Wings deal, becoming Australia’s highest-paid woman in team sport under new WNBA agreement.
News & Views Mad F—ing Witches doubles down to remove Kyle Sandilands from Australian Idol A push to dump Kyle Sandilands from his judging role on Seven’s Australian Idol has gained momentum ahead of its grand final.
Ed's Blog Don’t fail women in this year’s Federal Budget Budget rationisations across states and the Commonwealth are already hitting gender equality and safety measures hard. Enter the Fuel crisis.
News & Views Trump ally Viktor Orbán defeated in Hungary as voters reject strongman politics Viktor Orbán loses after 16 years as Hungary’s leader, with Peter Magyar’s Tisza Party winning majority and forming new government.
News & Views Pauline Hanson blames ‘gutter politics’ for having to sack convicted rapist One Nation rehired a convicted rapist shortly after he was released from prison in 2020. Pauline Hanson is ‘very upset’ she had to sack him.
News & Views The digital safety reality check every woman small business owner needs As more small businesses move their operations online, the risks that come with digital tools may also increase.