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Charlotte Mortlock is a former Sky News anchor, and founder of Hilma’s Network, which encourages women to join the Liberal Party.

The workplace change that could fix our declining birth rate
Opinion
Childcare

The workplace change that could fix our declining birth rate

For some parents, it’s not that they can’t afford to have more children, it’s that they simply don’t have the time to raise them.

  • by Charlotte Mortlock

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Forget the wellness fads: Why a girls’ trip is the most restorative thing you can do
Opinion
Friendship

Forget the wellness fads: Why a girls’ trip is the most restorative thing you can do

There is nothing as delicious as surrounding yourself with people who know the story of your first pash at a school dance or remember your emo phase.

  • by Charlotte Mortlock
So what if Kamala is big on TikTok? You don’t have to yuck young voters’ yum

So what if Kamala is big on TikTok? You don’t have to yuck young voters’ yum

If politicians want Gen Z and Millennials to get excited about politics, they have to meet them where they’re at, and that’s exactly what Harris is doing.

  • by Charlotte Mortlock
Shame, humility and tennis balls: Going to the dog park is like church, but better
Opinion
Pets

Shame, humility and tennis balls: Going to the dog park is like church, but better

God is God. At the park, God is a ball. Priests are dog groomers or walkers. Holy bread is chicken (unless you’re an oodle with an allergy).

  • by Charlotte Mortlock
‘I don’t know’: Why opting out of conversations has become a social media crime
Opinion
Psychology

‘I don’t know’: Why opting out of conversations has become a social media crime

Some people do powerful work on social media. But they’re usually not the ones pressuring fitness models to provide insight into global conflicts.  

  • by Charlotte Mortlock
The world wants to support women – but is the Liberal Party ready?

The world wants to support women – but is the Liberal Party ready?

Historically, we in the Liberal Party have been quite woeful when it comes to picking women, but this time I have faith.

  • by Charlotte Mortlock
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During high school, I used to roll my eyes at feminists. Then I joined the Liberal Party

During high school, I used to roll my eyes at feminists. Then I joined the Liberal Party

During high school, I thought feminists were attention-seeking drama queens with little-to-no resilience. When I entered journalism and politics, the patriarchy hit me like a slap in the face.

  • by Charlotte Mortlock

Original URL: https://www.watoday.com.au/by/charlotte-mortlock-p536xv