News & Views ‘We seek a black voice’: Professor Megan Davis and Pat Anderson on Voice to parliament Professor Megan Davis and Pat Anderson AO speak about the Uluru Statement from the Heart’s call for Voice to parliament.
Soapbox New DFV leave provisions will reach women at the heart of a silent epidemic Women migrants and refugees will benefit big if Parliament passes legislation to ensure casual workers are eligible for domestic leave.
News & Views NSW’s first female Attorney General Gabrielle Upton announces retirement Gabrielle Upton’s retirement was announced on Wednesday and she says she has ‘loved every minute’ of her time as NSW’s Attorney General.
News & Views A shouty, unedifying spectacle and a narrow win for Albanese: 3 experts assess the second election debate In the often fiery debate, the leaders answered questions about the cost of living, aged care, national security and a federal integrity commission, among other issues.
News & Views Jo Dyer wants to fix Australia’s crisis of political leadership Arts executive Jo Dyer. who shot to national prominence as an advocate for her late friend Kate, is the independent candidate for Boothby.
Politics For people of colour, it’s not good enough to relegate Scott Morrison’s alleged racial profiling to the confines of political history This brand of racism isn’t unique to Morrison, but it is unique to a certain leader, who knows the power of division for political gain.
News & Views A note about privilege & power A video demanding action to ensure ALL women can enjoy safety, respect & equity has sparked a conversation about women, power & privilege.
News & Views Seriously? Morrison and Dutton are the only options for Liberal party leadership? With just months until a federal election and so many blunders under his belt, questions about how secure Morrison’s leadership is, have begun to swirl.
Politics No, Prime Minister, ‘push through or lock down’ are not the only options ‘Push through or lockdown’ overlooks the valid alternative between those options: to live safely with the virus.
News & Views PCR testing rules eased, some free rapid tests but no universal access No more PCRs for the those who test positive at home. And no more regular testing required of truck drivers, and those going into hospital.
Politics Perrottet’s “women-boosting” Cabinet reshuffle is a joke Seven. That’s how many women Dominic Perrottet has appointed to his Cabinet, with the other 19 positions divvied up amongst the blokes.
News & Views Morrison gives religious discrimination bill priority over national integrity commission The government is giving priority to a religious discrimination legislation, an odd choice when integrity is resonating strongly with many voters.