If I were a man,I could lick an ice-cream without every guy in the vicinity imagining me naked.
‘Whatever,let the purge begin’. Some Coalition MPs think a new parliamentary watchdog would be used to pursue vendettas,but Lidia Thorpe says it should be a lot tougher.
Politicians who breach parliamentary workplace standards could be fined up to $10,853,according to a leaked draft of new laws.
Australia has its first assistant minister for autism and is crafting its first national autism strategy. How the rest of society steps up will be crucial.
Critics say the government’s use of non-disclosure agreements is accelerating,limiting feedback on contentious draft legislation to hand-picked participants.
We’ve become the Wildlings of education. All we pray for is the opportunity to educate,to freely associate,and to serve where our help is accepted.
The assassination of Marielle Franco,a 38-year-old black,bisexual city councillor,in a drive-by shooting shook Brazil profoundly and reverberated around the world.
James Elliot-Watson was an obvious candidate for school prefect – his teachers all told him so. Then,one lunchtime,he told a member of staff he was struggling with his sexuality.
If conversations about racism feel difficult or make you uncomfortable,Australia’s new race discrimination commissioner is not surprised.
For seven years,parliament has been debating religious freedom. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promised to end the political arguing – but will reforms once again be shelved? And why?
The prime minister has offended all sides by shelving his religious freedom law,yet it may just spare him an unholy political fight.