Brittany Higgins

Brittany Higgins, Christine Holgate, that awful desk thing at parliament. It is easy think it is all bad news and nothing is changing. But these Australians show there is hope.

Brittany Higgins has signed a major book deal to write a memoir detailing her experiences working inside parliament house.

The security guard who found Brittany Higgins after her assault has spoken to ABC’s Four Corners, describing what she saw.

Since Brittany Higgins’ rape claim at Parliament House made headlines last month, I’ve been hyper aware of every #BreakingNews hashtag.

Prime Minister Morrison’s failure to adequately respond to sexual violence allegations has unleashed volcanic rage among women who say enough.

Moments after Scott Morrison had called for a “culture of respect” in parliament, Peter Dutton proved why such words ring sickeningly hollow.

Scott Morrison and his team can’t claim they didn’t know that Australia’s Parliament and political workplaces have a problem.

Scott Morrison knows he has a problem with women and it’s influencing his decision to stay away from the ballot box till 2022.

A third woman has alleged she was sexually assaulted by the same government staffer accused of sexual assault by two other women.

Scott Morrison has maintained a hard line that his office were never aware of rape allegations made by former staffer Brittany Higgins.

What it may take is the fortitude of brave women like Brittany Higgins, Catherine Marriot, Chelsey Potter, Dhanya Mani, Rachelle Miller.

Scott Morrison’s wife Jen instructed him to consider his response should one of his own daughters have faced the same as Brittany Higgins.