Gender equality
Men-only clubs were hit with land tax for barring women. They aren’t happy with the bill
The Melbourne Club and Australian Club are fighting combined land tax bills of over $1 million claiming their heritage status restricts redevelopment of the land.
- Tom Cowie
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Zoe said that adults don’t always know best. Mark Latham savaged her
The NSW Advocate for Children and Young People isn’t afraid to weigh into some of the most controversial issues of importance to the state’s young people.
- Deborah Snow
- Opinion
- Opinion
Closing the gender gap’s a real pain. Period
Medical misogyny is real, but a campaign about women’s pain – if that’s what it is – sponsored by a painkiller company seems patronising and tokenistic.
- Cherie Gilmour
Hundreds rally outside Parliament House to protest LNP trans youth ban
The event in Brisbane was one of 20 held across the nation calling on the Queensland government to reinstate health care for trans youth.
- Courtney Kruk
Texts, lies and videotape: Making sense of the Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni case
It’s the highest profile celebrity feud we’ve seen for years and – more than ever – it pays to be sceptical about what you hear.
- Kerrie O'Brien
- Cricket Briefing
- Australian cricket
Head gives up T20 gigs for Australia duty; Refugee cricketers send a message to the Taliban
Travis Head has agreed to give up Twenty20 franchise opportunities outside the Big Bash League and the IPL, while the Afghanistan women cricketers who take the field in Melbourne this week know their game is about more than runs and wickets.
- Jon Pierik and Daniel Brettig
What to know about Trump’s ‘two-sex’ executive order
Donald Trump said his gender-related executive orders were aimed at ending efforts to “socially engineer race and gender into every aspect of public and private life”.
‘National disrepute’: Equal prizemoney advocate denied entry in surf competition
Lucy Small has been denied entry to the 2025 Noosa Festival of Surfing for comments made to the media that organisers say were false.
- Frances Howe
- Opinion
- Opinion
These wowser women aren’t obvious feminist heroes. But their rallying cry rings through the ages
Exactly 130 years ago, women in South Australia were granted the right to vote. It was the culmination of a crusade against the demon drink, and family violence.
- Justine Toh
Wendy learnt to sail from a kids’ book. Now she’s taking on a notorious stretch of water for the 17th time
Skipper Wendy Tuck has sailed around the world, but never takes the Bass Strait for granted.
- Tim Barlass
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