Soapbox

Flexible Working Day approaches, the timing couldn’t be more poignant as the global impact of COVID-19 grows to Herculean proportions around the world.

In that country we are murdered. In this country we are shamed. Why is it? A poem by Hibo Khalif, a 17 year old High School student in Melbourne.

News that Rio Tinto blasted Juukan Gorge cave to rubble in Reconciliation Week in its search for Iron ore has left many Australians – both First Nations and non-Indigenous – reeling with shock.

It’s not-so-super for young women. So why was their no gender analysis? Sarah Hill from YWCA shares the challenges ahead for young women.

Senator Mehreen Faruqi would not have had the career she has right now without it. It must remain fee-free, she writes for Women’s Agenda.

If some men are shit (and again, for the avoidance of doubt, I do concede some are), we also have shit systems that preserve men’s privilege

Emma Koster shares how and why she built the free chatbox called Hello Cass

Laila Yaqoobi is a 19 year old nursing student, who knew her career would involve care after being ill as a child in Pakistan.

To say that the experience of having a child with Kawasaki disease was traumatic is an understatement. And we were one of the lucky ones.

But that’s exactly what happened when Tropical Cyclone Harold ripped across Vanuatu, Fiji, Solomon Islands and Tonga in April.

Many firms are planning how they’re going to get staff who have been working from home, back to the office. Not all will want to return.