A Melbourne surgeon has admitted tearing down the election sign before tutoring men in how to “bury the body”,outraging anti-violence campaigners and politicians.
The Herald’s reporting paints a damning picture of what women have to endure in seeking treatment and care in the medical system. Change must start now.
The long-awaited reforms will make serious vilification – such as incitement of hatred or physical threats – punishable by up to five years’ jail.
Add misogynistic influencers to the mix of feelings of inadequacy and hopelessness,and a growing wealth gap,and you have most of the ingredients for gendered violence.
It’s hard to know whether the Facebook boss’s symbolic ways of currying favour with China are more remarkable than Meta’s apparent plan to let the Communist Party snoop on users outside the country.
When abuse against women and girls occurs because they are women and girls,Australia takes it seriously. How,then,to understand these reports?
Marty didn’t suddenly become a misogynist this week. His comments were entirely on brand. So why this sudden moral awakening after he mentioned the Matildas?
Further questionable on-air comments about women from former Triple M radio host Marty Sheargold have emerged.
Sports Minister Anika Wells led a chorus of condemnation after the radio host’s inflammatory remarks about the national women’s soccer team.
Triple M host strayed offside while on air,and scored a spectacular own goal.