Feminism and femininity are not mutually exclusive
A private girl’s school in Perth last year called off a production of Grease citing sexism. But 1980s women like Olivia Newton-John empowered a generation.
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Give us the detail, and help us to vote Yes for voice
The response from government and advocates has been political gaslighting. They infer that those of us who would like to know what the voice might look like are morally deficient.
The great property reckoning
The concept of sacrifice and personal responsibility is an unpopular but important thread – too often overlooked – in Australia’s great housing dilemma | PRICE PLUNGE: CHECK YOUR SUBURB
Men don’t need to rescue women to achieve equality
Pale, male and stale. It’s the same kind of ridicule of men that would get a bloke fired if he spoke about a woman that way.
In a civilised society, natural justice must rule
There seems to be a cohort of Australians who don’t think the rule of law or the presumption of innocence matter any more. It’s all about the feeelings.
Vulnerable women and kids deserve a voice that’s heard
My heart and mind are wide open. But I need to see action not activism on Indigenous disadvantage to back the referendum.
Promise of hope quells anger – for now
As a country, how did we go from contesting ideas and policy to making it personal – from playing the ball to playing the man?
Teals are Labor-lite and they think we’re too dumb to spot a fake
The Climate 200 independents are a bunch of entitled elites who don’t understand the challenges of everyday Australians.
Woman is not a dirty word – it’s a powerful one
Nobody warned us a day might come where we could call ourselves anything we like, except women.
Skip the policy cuddles, voters deserve the details
Labor seems to think if it says ‘we care’ enough, then nobody will notice its small-target strategy is in fact a no-target offering.
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