News & Views Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts says she left Commissioner role after workplace sexual assault Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts says she departed her “dream role” to protect her physical and psychological safety.
Soapbox Setting the standard? Parliament still doesn’t take workplace harm seriously With “many” complaints of workplace misconduct at Parliament House being made, how seriously are they being treated? Jo Tarnawsky writes.
News & Views Why these women think Angus Taylor is loose with truth Angus Taylor may have secured the Liberal Party’s top job on Friday but his elevation hasn’t been met with universal applause.
Local The reason Charlotte Mortlock, advocate for Liberal women’s representation, finally quit the party Charlotte Mortlock, a well known advocate for women’s representation in the Liberal Party, quits the party following Sussan Ley’s loss.
News & Views Liberal women are dropping like flies, but at least Jacinta Price is ‘back, baby’ Jacinta Price has gleefully declared she’s back, after being sensationally demoted from the shadow ministry by then-leader Sussan Ley.
Local What Jane Hume’s deputy victory means for the Liberals’ policy direction The election of Jane Hume to Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party marks a pivotal moment for the party as it recalibrates its policy direction.
Politics ‘If I had an ego I’d be dead’: Sussan Ley bids farewell to politics following crushing leadership defeat Sussan Ley addressed Australia following her crushing leadership defeat earlier this morning to Angus Taylor- 34 votes to 17.
News & Views Angus Taylor is our new opposition leader. So, will there be a plan behind the man? Angus Taylor is officially the opposition leader of Australia, winning the leadership spill against Sussan Ley by a significant 34 votes to 17.
News & Views Sussan Ley didn’t just lose the numbers. She lost to a Coalition culture that has long loathed women The fact that so many Coalition women are publicly backing Angus Taylor isn’t surprising in a political culture that has never given them reason to believe they could be anything more than lackeys to men.
Ed's Blog ‘If we want a credible opposition’. We need to remove the woman? Hearing a Liberal backbencher deploying the word “credible” to dismiss the (still current) woman leading the Liberal party was galling and familiar.
Leadership Women to watch: The leaders driving science innovation in Australia From neuroscience and cancer research, to marine ecology and renewable energy, these trailblazers are driving breakthroughs
News & Views Sydney protests confirm that Australia is starting to follow America’s policing playbook The anti-Herzog protests in Sydney were expected to be passionate. Violent? Not so much. And certainly not at the hands of the police.
