Ed’s Blog

As a white middle-class woman living in suburban Sydney in 2020 my privilege has never felt more ostentatious. Outrage – without action – is cheap.

Can we pay the suppernation back? There are options, especially given the billions that will not be spent as expected in the JobKeeper scheme.

Re-prioritize on the fly and only worry about what you can control,” Professor Tanya Monro said at the National Press Club in Canberra this week

On Tuesday UNSS said it would close Kanga’s House, the long-running ECEC service on campus, and outsource three other centres.

Could COVID-19 have been disastrous for women on boards? It’s possible. But the figure’s remained steady. Now for the recovery.

The old broken childcare model & the interim rescue package are not the only available options for the delivery of early education in Australia.

We’ve broken the habit of thinking about work as a place you ‘go’. Let’s continue to see it as something you ‘do’ instead.

The Federal government needs to hear from Australian parents about exactly how the childcare changes & COVID-19 have affected them.

When women do get on boards, they’re overall better qualified and prepared, both academically and from a governance perspective.

The Senate Inquiry into Domestic Violence instigated after the murder of Hannah Clarke & her 3 children has wrapped up early without seeking submissions.

We never imagined this kind of step backwards. Rebuilding must be intentional.

The Prime Minister has said free childcare is not sustainable but pulling the rug out from under families & the sector ahead of schedule is not sustainable.