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The children’s book celebrating Victoria’s first female Premier (just in time for Book Week)
5+ hour, 3+ min ago (346+ words) by Rita Nasr | 11 minutes ago This Book Week, playgrounds around the country will be full of tiny princesses, wizards and superheroes. But imagine, for a moment, a different kind of costume on display. Imagine girls walking into assembly in polka…...
Dolly Parton wrote the working woman's anthem. We'll always love her
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (580+ words) by Angela Priestley | 2 minutes ago How can you say enough about the talent of Dolly Parton? How can anyone possibly find the words strong enough to define the joy, positivity and heart she brought to everything? First, you start with…...
Hyping Underhyped Books: Why we need to be platforming Blak women's voices now more than ever
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (421+ words) by Melanie Saward | 3 minutes ago ‘Hello book people, we are starting something new this week.’ The post was prompted by an assistant hired for a day to help get my life sorted. I thought she’d spend the day sorting my…...
Natalie Kyriacou has a radical idea for the climate movement: make people laugh
3+ week, 2+ day ago (243+ words) by Women's Agenda | 12 minutes ago This episode also features a contribution from ecologist and science communicator Dr Kylie Soanes, whose reflection on finding her voice as a nature storyteller in cities is profoundly moving. Natalie’s dancing story is perfectly in…...
Rebel Wilson wins defamation case brought by young Australian actor
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (483+ words) by Women's Agenda | 35 minutes ago A defamation case against Hollywood actor Rebel Wilson has been dismissed, with a federal court judge ruling in Wilson’s favour. 28-year-old Australian actor Charlotte MacInnes launched the high-profile defamation case against Wilson last year over…...
Kylie Jenner’s Meta alliance is a betrayal of the women and girls who built her empire
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (381+ words) by Carly Dober | 1 hour ago Kylie Jenner’s partnership to promote the new generation of Meta glasses crosses a line and betrays the trust of teenage girls, writes psychologist Carly Dober. Her relationship with teenage girls was a symbiotic, if ethically…...
The bakery ad shaming women to sell cakes
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (519+ words) by Allison Ho | 3 hours ago A new advertisement from a cake bakery in Azerbaijan has used women and cosmetic surgery as the punchline in an attempt to sell its products. The 55-second Instagram reel, shared by Almond Cake & Bakery to…...
The men rush to defend Karl Stefanovic while the women he worked most closely with, stay silent
2+ mon, 1+ day ago (909+ words) by Tarla Lambert-Patel | 11 minutes ago Karl Stefanovic’s interview with UK far-right figure Tommy Robinson this week was always going to detonate. And it did. Calling Robinson “courageous” and “tenacious” and giving him free rein to spout racist drivel, wasn’t robust…...
Jane Fonda, Julia Roberts take on Trump at free speech concert in NYC
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (697+ words) by Jessie Tu | 21 minutes ago Hollywood A-listers including Jane Fonda, Julia Roberts, Bette Midler, Tessa Thompson and Lily Gladstone appeared at an advocacy concert on Sunday night to celebrate free speech. Organised by the Committee for the First Amendment, the…...
Lisa Jane Spencer’s skit was never “edgy comedy”. It’s the most basic, boring, blah racism
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (693+ words) by Tarla Lambert-Patel | 24 minutes ago Good comedy isn’t always comfortable. Some of the best comedians say things that make audiences squirm. Ricky Gervais hosting the Golden Globes is a good example. When booed over comments he made about the nature…...