Politics Julia Gillard enters election campaign to back Katy Gallagher In a letter to ACT residents, Julia Gillard noted her reluctance to “talk about politics” but said Gallagher deserved continuing support.
Politics The Northern Territory has a new Chief Minister. So who is Natasha Fyles? Natasha Fyles was elected the new Chief Minister of the Northern Territory late last week, replacing Michael Gunner.
News & Views Scott Morrison’s last-ditch election policy would overwhelmingly favour men Scott Morrison wants to bulldoze through superannuation during his final week on the 2022 Federal Election campaign trail.
News & Views Labor’s pledge to properly pay women and care workers is a start, but it won’t be easy Caring work hasn’t been properly valued for a century, in part because it is thought of as women’s work. Labor’s pledge to properly pay care workers is a start.
News & Views Criminalising coercive control in Queensland was the shift we needed to save lives This week, Queensland took a huge step towards improving the system for women by announcing it will criminalise coercive control.
News & Views A mum’s nightmare: Australia’s housing crisis Rather than become a country that treats housing just as an investment that deepens inequality, we can give families a place to call home.
Politics Fiona Martin’s denial of racist mistake makes the whole sorry saga infinitely worse Fiona Martin’s double down over the mistake makes the situation all the more egregious. That’s where it all becomes unforgivable.
News & Views Kamala Harris issues reminder that a majority of Americans are pro-choice US Vice President Kamala Harris has reminded Americans that the majority of people are supportive of abortion rights.
News & Views ‘Glass cliff candidates’: Most female candidates are running in unwinnable seats New analysis shows eighty per cent of the Coalition’s female candidates are running in seats they are unlikely to win.
News & Views Alan Tudge will return to cabinet if Coalition re-elected, Morrison says Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed Education Minister Alan Tudge will return to cabinet if the Coalition government is re-elected.
News & Views Veteran reporter Shireen Abu Akleh shot and killed during Israeli raid in West Bank A veteran Al Jazeera reporter, Shireen Abu Akleh was shot and killed while covering an Israeli raid in the West Bank.
News & Views China, Solomon Islands & Ukraine: Where Marise Payne and Penny Wong stand ahead of debate Foreign Minister Marise Payne and Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong will face off at the National Press Club on Friday.
