Local What Jane Hume’s deputy victory means for the Liberals’ policy direction The election of Jane Hume to Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party marks a pivotal moment for the party as it recalibrates its policy direction.
Politics ‘If I had an ego I’d be dead’: Sussan Ley bids farewell to politics following crushing leadership defeat Sussan Ley addressed Australia following her crushing leadership defeat earlier this morning to Angus Taylor- 34 votes to 17.
News & Views Angus Taylor is our new opposition leader. So, will there be a plan behind the man? Angus Taylor is officially the opposition leader of Australia, winning the leadership spill against Sussan Ley by a significant 34 votes to 17.
News & Views Sussan Ley didn’t just lose the numbers. She lost to a Coalition culture that has long loathed women The fact that so many Coalition women are publicly backing Angus Taylor isn’t surprising in a political culture that has never given them reason to believe they could be anything more than lackeys to men.
Ed's Blog ‘If we want a credible opposition’. We need to remove the woman? Hearing a Liberal backbencher deploying the word “credible” to dismiss the (still current) woman leading the Liberal party was galling and familiar.
Leadership Women to watch: The leaders driving science innovation in Australia From neuroscience and cancer research, to marine ecology and renewable energy, these trailblazers are driving breakthroughs
News & Views Sydney protests confirm that Australia is starting to follow America’s policing playbook The anti-Herzog protests in Sydney were expected to be passionate. Violent? Not so much. And certainly not at the hands of the police.
News & Views ‘We are a rabble’: The Coalition is back together (again) The Coalition has reunited, 17 days after Nationals leader David Littleproud declared the alliance was “untenable”.
News & Views More than 660,000 women benefit from cheaper medicines in first year of Australia’s landmark health package A year after the $792.9 million women’s health package, more than 660,000 women in Australia have accessed more than 2 million cheaper scripts
News & Views Coroner delivers Westfield Bondi Junction attack findings, calls for ‘vision and leadership’ The NSW state coroner has delivered findings of the inquest into the Bondi Junction stabbing attack, with police officer Amy Scott praised for her bravery.
Leadership From classroom to leadership: Women are driving Australia’s educational transformation Women educators are challenging harmful norms and centring community knowledge in Australia’s educational landscape.
Life Women to watch: The leaders transforming education in Australia The future of education in Australia is being shaped by women whose ideas and leadership are transforming classrooms and communities.
