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Paid safety training and fair wages help early educators protect children, strengthen trust, and lift quality across early learning.

Australia knows how to end gender-based violence. What we lack is the political will to make the fiscal decisions that match the crisis.

Safety in women’s prisons cannot exist in a system designed to conceal its own violence, writes Tabitha Lean and Debbie Kilroy.

We have drawn a poverty line into the architecture of our cities. We have made shame a design choice in our housing.

Labor’s aged care reform was meant to fix systemic failures but instead leaves older Australians burdened, vulnerable, and overlooked.

The empathy ceiling refers to the moment at which we feel deeply, but are left without meaningful ways to act.

We must capitalise on public interest make sure women receive the same quality of, and access to, health care that men enjoy.

Women whistleblowers in Australia risk careers and wellbeing to expose wrongdoing, yet face harassment, retaliation, and weak protections.

The next Western Australian government—whoever is successful—must act urgently to address the escalating domestic violence crisis.

Lawyer and founder of the Make Police Investigate Campaign Karen Iles calls for extensive reform to justice systems across Australia

In 2022 let’s demand expanded paid parental leave & universal access to early childhood education & care. Join #ParentsUp for a better deal.

7 in 10 Australians say a universal high quality early education & care system would be good for the economy, education & inequity.