News & Views Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison will resign from politics in February Scott Morrison will retire from politics in early February, nearly two years since his election loss in 2022.
Sport Two Ukrainian players reach Australian Open women’s quarterfinals, using platform to speak about impact of war As the Australian Open approaches its final days, female players from Ukraine are speaking out about the war in their home country.
News & Views ‘There is rarely a net solution’: Michelle Rowland announces government plan to address online safety Minister Michelle Rowland has outlined the government’s next steps in addressing online safety, particularly for children and young people.
News & Views ‘My superpower is that I’m rich’: How billionaires can pay their way into politics Anthony Pratt has revealed his superpower – his $15.8 billion AUD net worth. This is how he uses his money and power in politics.
News & Views Got milk? How breastfeeding relates to politics, power, and money Explore breastfeeding’s political, economic, and gender dynamics in this analysis of parenting, work, and societal pressures.
News & Views Pauline Hanson sacks Mark Latham as leader of One Nation NSW Pauline Hanson has sacked Mark Latham as leader of One Nation NSW, according to reports.
News & Views Why the housing crisis is the latest in a string of national challenges that politics can’t tackle. Dive into the housing crisis, revealing politics’ struggle to solve. Discover Citizens’ Assemblies, a groundbreaking approach for effective change.
News & Views We won’t solve the climate crisis until we vote out career politicians As long as our parliament is dominated by a whopping male, party-based career politicians, the real issues that affect women and children will continue to be ignored.
Books Our favourite non-fiction books from 2022 We’ve been reading a tonne of incredible new books this year and we want to share our favourites. Prepare your summer reading list today!
News & Views My local paper ‘exposing’ how much I spend on childcare highlights another barrier for women in local government Leticia Laing is entitled to claim some childcare-related expenses for after-hours meetings as a councillor. But when she did, a local paper “exposed” what she was spending.
News & Views Murdoch v Crikey highlights how Australia’s defamation laws protect the rich and powerful Australia’s defamation laws have been inadequate for years – as the Murdoch v Crikey case starkly shows.
Climate We young women have watched. We’ve listened. And we’re ready to vote. Young women are listening, we’re researching, we’re deciding. And you need to take us seriously this election.