Sheneli Dona is the founder and CEO of The Dona Faith Alliance, a new human rights organisation that promotes youth engagement in human rights issues. Barely out of her teenage years, she’s already wo…
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Chlöe Swarbrick perfectly captured Gen Z’s ‘Ok boomer’ energy when she used it in parliament
Gen Z’s endlessly repeated retort ‘Ok boomer’, used to dismiss baby boomers who just don’t seem to get it, reached a high-point last week when New Zealand MP Chlöe Swarbrick sh…
Thoughts & prayers won’t cut it as catastrophic fires blaze
Catastrophic fire conditions in NSW and Queensland over the weekend resulted in three fatalities and at least 150 homes destroyed and there is no relief in sight. A state of emergency has been declare…
‘Parental alienation’: the debunked theory that women lie about violence is still used in court
Zoe Rathus, Griffith University One Nation leader Pauline Hanson’s unfounded claim women that lie about domestic abuse to deny fathers access to their children is what’s driving the latest parliamenta…
‘On the right side of history’: Jacinda Ardern leads NZ to pass zero carbon bill
Jacinda Ardern’s landmark climate change legislation passed through New Zealand’s parliament on Thursday with history-making cross-party support. The Zero Carbon Bill commits New Zealand to new …
Records & humility: Ellyse Perry’s extraordinary role in transforming Australian sport
It’s difficult to imagine just how Ellyse Perry has done it. She’s risen to the top of not one, but two of the most loved sports in Australia and become one of our best known athletes. Having been hea…
‘Parental alienation’: the debunked theory that women lie about violence is still used in court
While the theory of parental alienation syndrome was exposed as junk science, parental alienation is wielded by fathers’ rights groups and continues to have credibility in the family law system, write…
