Soapbox

We may never hear a voice like yours again. Vale Dolores O’Riordan, and thank you for the beautiful memories you gave to all of us.

Dannielle Miller’s devoted her career to working with teen girls. She’s deeply concerned about the widespread coverage of the tragic death of Dolly Everett.

“While some pregnant women may notice they don’t feel as “sharp” as usual, these effects are realistically not likely to have any dramatic impact on everyday life.”

500 boxes of Germaine Greer’s records reveal it’s time to acknowledge her as a journalist.

These founder meet three criteria: they’re smashing stereotypes; they’re more ‘under the radar’ than they should be; and they have stories to tell.

Prepare for more ‘smear campaign!’ battle cries, as those working in cultures rife with sexual harassment attempt to dismiss the problem.

Neela Janakiramanan is a plastic surgeon with a husband doing more than his fair share of the unpaid work so she can pursue her career. Others don’t get it.

The Christmas ‘joy’ of spending money you don’t have, on stuff people don’t want.

Kate Jenkins says workplace sexual harassment is not a historic phenomenon nor simply a US problem. It’s rife here and can be tackled.

Finally! A woman will lead a major football code.

Rebecca Barber recently visited Manus Island and says the longer it goes on, the greater the shame and stain on Australia’s human rights reputation.

Let’s get rid of the purveyors of inconvenient truths like the gender pay gap, suggested Judith Sloan in a recent column for The Australian.