Soapbox What it feels like being forced to defend your love and family Love is love but hate a spectator sport as Australia goes postal.
News & Views We’ve been ‘dithering’ on climate change long enough Our obsession with dirty power continues.
News & Views Is politics worth it? We talk to Labor MP Terri Butler Her new book is a call to arms to take action and get involved. The future depends on it.
News & Views Marriage Equality: This data shows who supports it (and who doesn’t) Could women lead the ‘yes’ vote? An increasing number of Australians agree with the notion of same-sex couples having the same rights as different-sex couples, Francisco Perales and Alice Campbell from The University of Queensland breakdown the data in this piece republished from The Conversation.
Local Childcare workers to walk off job in largest national protest For the second time this year, childcare workers are planning to walk off the job in a national protest against low wages.
Soapbox Don’t let equal pay slide down your list of priorities or succumb to fatigue Can you believe we’re still fighting for this? Here’s how to ‘celebrate’ Equal Pay Day on September 4.
News & Views Frustrated by in-fighting, this ‘average’ resident wants to get it done Bec Ho’s frustrated with the council where she lives. Unlike most people, she’s doing something about it.
News & Views The best the ‘no’ vote can do is absolutely terrible Parents will lose their right to choose! Err, what?
Politics Malcolm Turnbull ‘disappointed’ by his boozy predecessor In a radio interview this morning with Melbourne’s 3AW, Malcolm Turnbull dressed down Tony Abbott and his “disappointing” drinking habits, suggesting the former Prime Minister’s professionalism was compromised by his immature antics in 2009.
Uncategorised ‘Stop trying to fix women, fix the problem’: A clear conclusion on the research One very clear conclusion after this organisation studied the endless international research on the lack of women in leadership.
Uncategorised ‘We can and must do more’: Fiona Richardson changed Victoria, her legacy must continue The Victorian MP and first Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence died Wednesday, at the age of just 50.
Ed's Blog A note to the school girls involved in the ‘rainbow hijacking’ Rainbows, they’re dangerous things.
