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We’re physically seperated but have never been more globally connected by what we’re experiencing. It’s not social distancing

After labelling John Legend as “boring”, Donald Trump took aim at the singer’s wife Chrissy Teigen, referring to her as his “filthy mouthed wife”.

We need to understand how Facebook and Instagram operate and how they assist white supremacism by censoring those opposing it.

There are enough numbers in life to measure ourselves against. Instagram and other social platform merely add to the pressure to do better.

Carina Chocano’s Vanity Fair feature on Courtney Adamo, Amelia Fullarton & ‘Instagram Influencer Mamas’ in Byron Bay is both beautifully written & scathing.

Facebook has rejected advertisments for the annual Pink Buns campaign the Breast Cancer Network Australia runs with Baker’s Delight.

Rob Sturrock spent 2018 trying to be a super parent when he could have just appreciated his mere survival. This year he’s ditching the fixation.

After fleeing Kabul with her family Mariam Veiszadeh went to India, the Czech Republic & Germany before being granted asylum as refugees in Australia.

The co-founder and CEO of Twitter and founder of Square Jack Dorsey doesn’t own a laptop and instead does all of his work from his phone.

How to help your teenager #TeamGirls is a national initiative by Suncorp Australia with Netball Australia & ReachOut to help develop and nurture confidence.

The magazine cover women surgeons around the world are recreating: the New Yorker’s Operating Theatre has taken a life of its own. #NYerORCoverChallenge

Within moments of Labor backbencher Steve Gibbons calling Julie Bishop a “bimbo” on Twitter yesterday morning, he was called to account.