Soapbox

Victims of crime struggle to access the financial compensation they’re entitled to. An impending funding crisis is about to make it harder.

We went to sleep wondering if we were about to witness “a whole civilisation dies tonight” and we woke up to a ceasefire announcement.

Several MAFS grooms explained that, as men, they believed they should buy the family home. It was framed as responsibility, protection.

The marriage bar laws are a thing of the past. And yet, serious workplace laws are still required to address the men-as-breadwinner norm.

“There are two kinds of people who will thrive in the age of AI Tradespeople. And neurodivergent people.” No, it’s not that simple.

Asking women what they’d do if there were no men for a day is a fast way to provoke men, writes author Georgia Harper.

Staff cuts and alleged mismanagement at Australian universities are failures that unfairly affect women.

On “seeing a therapist” when modern psychology was not built for dealing with the grief and uncertainty of mourning your country at war.

Victoria led on women’s pain, but women with disabilities still face neglect, as sexism and ableism collide in healthcare systems.

A decade of achievement taught me what success amnesia is. Play taught me how to get out of it, writes Dara Simkin.

It’s been ten years since the Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence handed down its landmark report and 227 recommendations, writes No to Violence CEO Phillip Ripper.

Why does Nine want viewers to believe that good men are complicit and misogyny goes unchecked when there are participants speaking up?