News & Views The outrage over Anika Wells says more about us than it does about her We can have a conversation about guidelines and scrutiny without pretending that Anika Wells has broken rules she hasn’t.
News & Views Ashton Hurn elected new leader of South Australian Liberal Party First term MP Ashton Hurn has been confirmed as the new leader of the Liberal Party in South Australia today.
Local Meta begins removing under-16s as Australia’s world-first social media ban kicks in As part of Australia’s social media ban, Meta has begun removing children under 16 off its Instagram, Facebook and threads platforms.
News & Views In a time of political cynicism, Natalie Hutchins leaves the kind of legacy we rarely see Natalie Hutchins leaves politics, leaving a legacy that improved outcomes for women, girls and communities across Victoria.
News & Views Chanel Contos spearheads campaign for ‘opt-in’ social media algorithms Chanel Contos is spearheading a new push to require social media platforms to offer an “opt-in” option to algorithms.
News & Views The pay rise that’s helping educators stay in the jobs they love Monday’s five per cent pay rise fully delivers the Albanese Government’s 15 per cent pay rise for early childhood educators.
News & Views Climate inaction is a women’s issue – and the Coalition just made it worse The Coalition’s retreat from net zero by 2050 reveals a disregard for what women actually want — stronger action on climate change.
News & Views New resources launched to improve response to abuse of older women, women with disability A suite of training resources to help frontline workers respond to the abuse of older women and women with disability has been launched
News & Views Police call victim blaming comments a ‘media strategy’ in Hannah Clarke murder investigation Comments made by a detective after the murder of Hannah Clarke were part of a “media strategy”, according to new documents.
Ed's Blog A wedding, the Lodge, and good reasons to celebrate Anthony Albanese became the first prime minister to wed while in office when he tied the knot with Jodie Haydon.
News & Views Barnaby Joyce quits the Nationals to chase power (and problematic policies) on the crossbench After weeks of drawing as much media attention as he can, Barnaby Joyce has confirmed he is leaving the Nationals to sit as an independent.
News & Views Senator Hanson’s burqa-mocking stunt was lateral violence How Senator Hanson’s burqa-mocking stunt shows lateral violence, undermining women’s safety, rights, dignity and freedom of expression.
