Vaccine-hesitant the new vernacular and women the key doomsayers
Women in their 30s are dangerously susceptible to internet scaremongering over COVID vaccines. They shouldn’t be, writes Louise Roberts.
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You don’t have a human right to infect me with COVID-19
The mask mandate is inconvenient and, for some, uncomfortable. But in a pandemic we do not get to choose who does and does not have to play by the rules, writes Louise Roberts.
God’s Own Country to disease central…puh-leese! We haven’t killed Xmas
If the coronavirus is so dangerous we have to lock down suburbs and borders to contain it, Louise Roberts asks why the government is making us wait for a vaccine.
Transgender kids: It’s in my parental DNA to worry
The attempts to shout down and shut up an anonymous mother who raised concerns about her child’s gender transition will do no one any good – especially the vulnerable, writes Louise Roberts.
Sorry ladies, a career in porn is not ‘empowering’
Surfer Ellie-Jean Coffey has traded a life on the waves for one in front of a camera – but normalising the adult industry comes with a real dark side, writes Louise Roberts.
Why woke modern feminists hate sex
How is it that women can desire anything and anyone they want, and yet still be treated as victims when love affairs go wrong? Welcome to modern feminism, writes Louise Roberts.
The issue Madam Vice President should address on day one
From the polling booth to the White House, women dominated the 2020 US presidential election — and they could next take up a surprising new cause, writes Louise Roberts.
Love it or hate it, we’re all hanging out for poll result
A recent poll found 55 per cent of Americans believe Election Day 2020 will be the most anxious day of their lives. And here, some 15,000 km away, we’re experiencing similar symptoms writes Louise Roberts.
Watch out! Women on top trapped by politics of envy
Male business leaders traditionally have to do a lot worse than buy some watches or have a relationship before they face the same judgments as female leaders, writes Louise Roberts.
Gladys’ grilling pushed One of the Girls routine to grossness
David Frost and Richard Nixon it was not. The Premier’s grilling of her personal life by Kyle & Jackie O, who pushed the One Of The Girls routine to the limits of grossness, was baffling in the extreme writes Louise Roberts
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