Soapbox

The Bondi Chanukah attack demands clarity, urging women and Australia to reject antisemitism, neutrality, and lead bravely.

If kindness and courage truly are Australian values, they should be visible in the way power is exercised, reforms are pursued, and people are protected long after the crisis has passed.

After the Bondi massacre, Australia is called to collective healing, care, and standing with the Jewish community.

I have been a part of change on gun laws and I know how it can happen. It’s not with silence or politics, it’s with the power of people.

I come to Australia not only to speak about women in Afghanistan, but to recognise the courage of those who still care, writes Dr Sima Samar.

We must stand against those who seek to divide us and exploit tragedy for their cause. Because most of us just want to live in peace.

Aunty Vickie Roach changed this nation. She asserted, in the face of enormous hostility, that imprisoned people remain part of “the people”.

Do we really want to invest superannuation into American companies that will have no compunction of leaving us high and dry.

Under a new proposal announced this week, visitors to the US would be required to hand over five years of social media handles.

We are seeing growing momentum in recognising and responding to all forms of domestic and family violence, including coercive control.

During 16 Days of Activism, we need to ask whether our workplaces are ready for the words: “I do not feel safe at home.”

I am calling time on Australia’s overwork addiction. Because I know that you can sprint for years — until the day you can’t.