News & Views ‘I can’t help it I’m a dinosaur’: Let’s bust the sexual predator excuses for real solutions Kristine Ziwica asks how we can channel global anger over sexual harassment into real action.
Uncategorised LGBTI parenting: ‘Love, it seems, is the most important ingredient’ One of Australia’s most senior paediatricians says eliminating discrimination will deliver better health outcomes for LGBTI parents and their children.
News & Views Pets are precious & vital for some, rental laws must reflect that For women at-risk of violence in their home, finding a new rental that can accommodate a pet can prove challenging.
Soapbox Turnbull Government must not reverse the good work of the ADF on improving opportunities for women The Australian Defence Force does not need an exemption from the Sex Discrimination Act.
News & Views I’ve met plenty of Weinsteins and too often thought I was to blame I judged all the women who were silent about Harvey Weinstein’s behaviour. Then I realised I was one of them.
Uncategorised ‘Too opinionated’: How gendered words keep holding us back Gendered adjectives, will we ever escape them? Shrill, sensitive, bubbly, pushy, hysterical, bossy—women the world over have grown accustomed to these terms.
News & Views Harvey Weinstein, the latest sexual predator on Hollywood’s long list Donald Trump, Bill Cosby, Casey Affleck, Bill O’Reilly, Roger Ailes and now, Harvey Weinstein.
News & Views ‘Time to be a bit more vulgar’? The feisty & defiant spirit of women leaders Tanya Plibersek urged us to ignore the leadership management books and just be authentic instead. Gillian Triggs asked if it’s time to get more vulgar.
News & Views Diversity is about much more than ‘Gender Balance’ Too often, we use the word diversity to only represent one element of the term – gender balance.
News & Views Forget lowering a ladder to support one woman at a time, drop down a fishing net to raise up many Let’s raise up many women at a time.
News & Views My life with MS: From wheelchair to running in six weeks Amanda Campbell was diagnosed with MS at age 24. She describes life with MS and how she went from a wheelchair to running in six weeks.
News & Views How I became a more audacious woman It’s true that, ‘Well behaved women rarely make history.”