News & Views 7 in 10 Australians say government has responded too slow to ‘national crisis’ of domestic violence 7 in 10 Australians believe government has responded too slowly since domestic violence was declared a national crisis.
News & Views Australia is taking aim at social media algorithms. Could it help protect women and girls? The federal government will target social media algorithms in new legislation that will give Australians a choice over the content they see.
News & Views How losing her two-year-old son Joe gave Elouise Massa the courage to enter politics Elouise Massa has announced she will contest the seat of Manly, saying she has found a new sense of courage since her son Joe died.
Ed's Blog One Nation’s plan to make Australian women poorer in retirement One Nation’s latest plan to make women poorer comes in the form of a new policy proposal that would enable millions of Australians to access superannuation early.
News & Views Unpaid household labour (mostly done by women) is worth $1 trillion. So why don’t we count it? Australians spend 26 hours on unpaid household labour each week, an effort that would be worth $1 trillion.
News & Views ‘I f—king pumped that c—’: Backlash grows against NSW Police in wake of new footage Greens MP Sue Higginson has referred a new police body-worn video to the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission.
News & Views The vacant Central Coast aged care facility transformed to help women facing homelessness A vacant Central Coast aged care facility was transformed into transitional housing for older women experiencing homelessness.
News & Views Angus Taylor’s wife Louise Clegg blames drunk teens and cavalier parents. The culture of Scots? Not so much. If our strategy for keeping girls safe depends on girls being perfectly sober, then we are saying that boys’ behaviour is inevitable.
Local ‘That’s how much they care about our vaginas’: Jacqui Lambie breaks down over female veterans’ health Breaking down in parliament, Lambie described her own struggle accessing specialist care for vaginal prolapse following military service.
News & Views New national roadmap launched to protect people and their pets from family violence A national roadmap to ensure victim-survivors of family violence can seek safety without leaving their pets behind has been launched.
News & Views How Julia Gillard became the most targeted prime minister during Question Time Julia Gillard was subjected to the highest proportion of opposition questions of any prime minister in recent decades.
News & Views High school students are protesting against One Nation. What’s the point if they can’t vote? Students have a right to speak up, and protesting can help young people take part in Australia’s democracy.