News & Views Is it time to let International Women’s Day Go? March 8th is International Women’s Day. Again. Again as in, March 8th has been International Women’s Day since 1913. That’s 105 years worth right there.
Uncategorised Do single-sex schools create hotbeds for misogynistic behaviour? Below’s what Jennie Hill learnt about culture after years of teaching driver education in a wide range of different schools.
News & Views ‘Another woman, just trashed’: Women must not become pawns in politics When people like Andrew Bolt are speaking out against women becoming collateral damage in the battle for political point scoring, Kristine Ziwica has reason to feel optimistic about change.
Soapbox The term ‘part time work’ is a relic that’s hurting working parents Part-time work has accumulated such baggage and become so gendered that it hurts a lot more working parents’ careers than it helps.
News & Views Remembering Zelda D’Aprano, the legendary equal pay campaigner Her legacy: a timely reminder to keep going until the job is done.
Politics We can do better than tax breaks for the mega rich: Neera Tanden Neera Tanden the President and CEO of the Centre for American Progress is in Australia and addresses Trump, truth and trickledown economics
Uncategorised We expect so much from junior doctors. So forgive their distress If you knew what life is really like for a junior doctor, you would forgive their distress.
News & Views We don’t care about the affair, we care about the double standards When powerful men get away with things that normal people can’t.
News & Views Is the PM’s intervention & the ‘bonk ban’ the start of #MPToo? Kristine Ziwica asks if this is the beginning of a process to address sexual harassment and gender inequality in Australian politics.
News & Views About that picture of Barnaby ‘eyeing off’ Vikki Campion Kristine Ziwica is happy to read about Barnaby Joyce’s hypocrisy and any alleged misuse of public funds or abuse of power. But can we keep it about Barnaby?
News & Views We’re fighting for culturally diverse leadership to make Australia more competitive Meet Dai Le and Felicity Menzies: two women determined to shake up the fact our leadership circles in business don’t look anything like the general community.
News & Views Australia is missing the Closing the Gap employment target by decades More listening, engagement and action is required to close the unemployment gap, writes Zoe Staines from the Queensland University of Technology, in this piece republished form The Conversation.
