News & Views Nancy Pelosi tears up Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech. Literally. At the end of Trump’s State of the Union speech speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi could be seen tearing a paper copy of the speech into pieces.
News & Views ‘I can see where we are headed & it’s bad’: Professor Belinda Medlyn Professor Belinda Medlyn has been studying forests and ecosystem for decades. She believes climate change solutions must include alternative energy sources.
News & Views Globally, women have three-quarters of the employment rights men enjoy The latest World Bank’s Women, Business and the Law index report reveals startling realities for women’s rights in the workplace.
News & Views How female farmers are yellowing social media to highlight climate threat Female farmers and women in agriculture are taking to social media to express solidarity with the community under threat by climate change.
News & Views Barnaby Joyce comeback would be ‘catastrophic’ say prominent rural women Regional women’s groups are not happy with Joyce’s play for the top job, after he stood aside from the job two years ago, confirming he’d had an extra-marital affair.
Uncategorised ‘I’m not relying on evidence’ says Jim Molan, confirming what we already know Evidence? Who needs it. Not when you’re denying climate change is real and is human-induced.
News & Views Bridget McKenzie falls – but for the lesser of her political sins McKenzie has been pushed out not for rorting the sports grants program for political advantage but failing to declare her membership of gun organisations.
News & Views The sports grant scandal keeps getting worse Sport Australia reportedly raised concerns about the controversial sports grants program, warning the federal government that its independence was being compromised by Bridget McKenzie’s political interference.
News & Views Jacinda Ardern is preparing to fight a general election. She’s emphasising facts and positivity Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is pushing for a “positive, factual and robust” campaign and has said she’ll fight the spread of misinformation online.
News & Views Climate action now! Here’s what women can do together Frustrations over inadequate or non-existent Government climate policies, are pushing more women to rethink their ideas about personal agency, social action and political processes.
News & Views Girls need urgent action on the climate crisis before it’s all too late Future generations and the world’s most vulnerable children are relying on us to act in their best interests, writes Susanne Legena.
News & Views At 34, Sanna Marin became world’s youngest PM. Australia should take note Sanna Marin became the youngest government leader in the world last week. Australia should follow suit, Ashleigh Streeter writes.