News & Views 29yo man charged over the kidnapping and murder of Thi Kim Tran A 29-year-old man has been charged by police over the kidnapping and murder of Thi Kim Tran earlier this year.
News & Views Bob, you’re not the only one tired of being asked ‘where are you from?’ Bob, I understand the exhaustion of being asked, “Where are you from?” I have been there many, many times, mate, writes Rita Nasr.
News & Views Minister Butler’s NDIS language missed the mark but let’s not miss the bigger picture Mark Butler’s language on autism missed the mark. But the bigger picture–early intervention, coordinated pathways–deserves our attention.
Ed's Blog Australia needs better than an MP who ‘punches blokes in the mouth’ Bob Katter threatened a journalist today, admitted to “punching blokes in the mouth” and declared he’ll be attending an anti-immigration march.
News & Views Why gun reform is a domestic violence prevention issue Australia has long been heralded as a world leader in gun safety. But have we grown complacent? And is domestic violence sufficiently brought into these efforts?
News & Views “I was pitied”: Why so few leaders disclose their disability If we want more disabled leaders to speak up, rise up and stay up—we must first remove the barriers that keep them silent.
News & Views Former senator Linda Reynolds wins defamation case against Brittany Higgins Former senator Linda Reynolds has won her high-profile defamation case against Brittany Higgins.
Local Australia accuses Iran of directing antisemitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne Australia has accused Iran of directing antisemitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne, with the government expelling Iran’s ambassador.
News & Views Unpaid super is making women poorer. Fixing it is urgent. In a country that prides itself on making major strides on gender equity, it’s shocking that one in four working women are being short-changed on their super.
News & Views National code to prevent sexual violence in universities becomes law Universities will soon need to takes steps to prevent and better respond to sexual violence on their campuses, under a new national code.
Local Depression, bullying and the climate crisis: Youngest senator Charlotte Walker’s first speech Australia’s youngest senator Charlotte Walker has given her first speech in parliament, sharing her battle with depression and misogyny.
News & Views How John Howard ushered in the Liberal Party’s ‘women problem’ New research traces the Liberal Party’s problem with women back to policy shifts made under former Prime Minister John Howard.