Soapbox

Don’t just talk. Commit the funding and show political will to do what it takes to end violence against women, writes Larissa Waters.

Australia’s refusal to repatriate 34 women and children detained in Syria’s al-Roj camp raises serious human rights concerns.

Are Australian of the Year recipients like Grace Tame meant to be moral mannequins frozen in the moment of their acceptable suffering?

With “many” complaints of workplace misconduct at Parliament House being made, how seriously are they being treated? Jo Tarnawsky writes.

Now I know many people have their own ‘if only’ financial moment: where they feel shame about a costly mistake and where they are now.

Tom Ashmor was a celebrated leader in Australia’s tech sector. He passed away at just 44. This is how my children and I are honouring his legacy.

Aligning WHS and equality laws can improve safety by preventing harassment and shifting responsibility from individuals to employers.

A fun-filled holiday ended when my son witnessed male violence. It’s sad to think how this could affect him as he grows up.

Excusing Trump’s racist behaviour normalises harm, erodes accountability, and tells people of colour their lived reality doesn’t matter.

Power protected Epstein after his conviction, prioritising reputation over victims, showing how institutions enable sexual abuse harm.

Racial gaslighting makes people doubt real racism, protecting those in power while silencing people of colour and their anger.

More than 6,500 feminist leaders, activists, and changemakers are due to arrive in April. They will comfront uncomfortabel truths Australia can’t ignore, especially on climate change.