Soapbox Why hiring may be the biggest blind spot in your AI strategy Every company in tech is talking about AI strategy right now. But most organisations are still hiring as though none of this is happening.
Soapbox I took parental leave, and discovered I wasn’t entitled to my job back afterwards when Elizabeth Watt headed to the Federal Court, she found out she did not have a statutory right to her job after having a baby
News & Views ‘Do you want children?’: Kylie Minogue and the sexist questions women in the public eye still can’t escape Netflix’s Kylie documentary shows women in the spotlight still face sexism and impossible expectations every single day.
News & Views ‘Getting on with it’ nearly broke Gen X women. We shouldn’t ask younger women to do the same Gen X women carried impossible expectations for decades, and younger women refusing that burden shows real progress.
News & Views I’m a solo mum with a good job. The system still feels stacked against me We still haven’t grappled with what happens when one woman is trying to sustain a household alone, writes Tarla Lambert-Patel.
News & Views How a white, 70kg man became the default human and shaped a world not built for women Reference Man is this invisible standard who has quietly shaped the world around us, often at women’s expense.
News & Views MAFS UK: What happens when abuse is edited into entertainment? The allegations uncovered by the BBC about sexual violence during the filming of Married At First Sight UK should force a reckoning.
News & Views Hollywood’s shrinking bodies are impossible to ignore when the algorithm never stops We being bombarded algorithmically by a Hollywood beauty standard that makes the supermodel era look like wholesome.
News & Views I spent two years inside the manosphere. Here’s what most people still get wrong The manosphere is not a binary thing. It’s not one ideology. It’s a broad spectrum and young men are not simply in or out of it.
News & Views One day is not enough: A love letter to mothers everywhere One day of flowers and brunches can’t capture the relentless, invisible labour and lifelong weight of motherhood.
News & Views Women pay twice when federal agencies cut staff. As workers, and as the women who rely on them Six in ten federal public servants are women. But as government agencies face staff cuts, CPSU’s Melissa Donnelly says it’s women who pay.
Soapbox Leaders must meet the moment on ending gender-based violence Ending gender-based violence takes all of us, stronger accountability, and leaders willing to act on what already works.