Our obligation to anger: On Hannah Gadsby’s Nanette and feminist rage
4th July, 18Whether we like to admit it or not, the relationship between feminism and anger is complex. Can it ever be constructive?
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A 1950s History Teacher’s Gift to Young Women Today
4th July, 18A new educational resource will continue the work of gifted educators in inspiring new generations of students to become resilient, strong and courageous.
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Tax time looms: 10 ways to boost your refund
8th June, 18Finance expert Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon gives her top tips for tax time.
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Unpacking the Big Conversations
8th June, 18Brodie Lancaster explains the importance of tackling tough topics in the classroom.
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We Can End the silence and stop the violence.
8th June, 18There's heaps of ways you can be vocal about your support for the safety of people seeking asylum — and make our government take notice in the process.
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Let’s put an end to ‘manels’
3rd May, 18Esther is a feminist with a to-do list. At the top of her agenda is putting an end to all-male panels ('manels', if you will) ensuring events, festival line-ups, and more, actually reflect the diversity of our community.
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Surprise, Surprise
3rd May, 18Through a chance find, Rosemary is given the rare opportunity to revisit her wedding day in 1971. In this previously unseen footage, Rosemary is greeted with the image of herself as a young woman, full of potential, and a rush of memories, both good and troubling.
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Saving the planet: women are the answer
3rd May, 18Wanna save the planet? Educate women and girls. Simple.
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Teaching girls about money is a Super idea!
5th April, 18If you’re a woman in your 20s and 30s, Jan Fran reckons you should be thinking about your money because it’ll pay off down the track.
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Ride or die
5th April, 18When women support other women, powerful things happen. But when the line between friendship and work relationship becomes blurred, it's time for a reset. Lucille Cutting, co-creator of The Pin, understands this all too well.
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