News & Views National Rally Against Violence draws thousands across Australia Thousands of protesters took to the streets in various cities and towns across the nation over the weekend, demanding end to violence.
News & Views NSW abortion debate has intensified the Liberal party identity crisis A bill on abortion access is proving divisive for the Liberal Party, with Opposition Leader Mark Speakman not yet indicating how he will vote.
News & Views Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service could have a woman chief for first time in history The new Chief of Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service could be a woman for the first time, with a candidate shortlist of three women.
News & Views What the UK’s decision on trans women got wrong While the UK Equality Act uses outdated binary language, the equivalent legislation in Australia does not, writes Paula Gerber.
Local ‘My son died for absolutely nothing’: Mechelle Turvey speaks out after two men found guilty of Cassius’ murder Mother of Cassius Turvey, Mechelle gives powerful words outside the courthouse where her fifteen-year-old son’s murderers were found guilty.
News & Views Sussan Ley for Liberal leader? Is this the ultimate glass cliff? Sussan Ley could be elected as the next Liberal Party leader, but will it be the ultimate ‘glass cliff’ scenario?
News & Views Jacinta Nampijinpa Price defects to Liberal Party Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has announced she will leave the Nationals to sit with the Liberal Party in the upcoming parliament.
News & Views Israeli attacks continue in Gaza, killing at least 92 people Days after announcing plans to expel hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from northern Gaza, Israel has launched a series of strikes.
Local Tony Abbott calls new bill to improve abortion care access an ‘assault on our rights’ Former prime minister Tony Abbott appeared at an anti-abortion rally against a Greens bill to address barriers to abortion care in NSW.
News & Views National rallies to demand urgent action on violence against women Thousands will rally this Saturday across Australia demanding urgent government action to stop violence against women.
News & Views Ali France makes history. What does it mean for disability representation? Ali France becomes the first person with a disability elected to in the Australian parliament.. So what happens now?
Local ‘We have to say no’: Candlelight vigils mark National Domestic Violence Remembrance Day National Domestic Violence Remembrance Day is May 7, and people across the country are marking the occasion with candlelight vigils.