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There’s broad consensus that the ABC’s decision to air a graphic sketch depicting Gina Rinehart on its program Race Around the World, was a stupid one.
But when Gina Rinehart accuses the broadcaster of “failing all women” in the misstep, at the same time she actively backs Pauline Hanson in the race for PM, I think it’s fair we scratch our heads. My take.
Also today, it was Women’s Agenda’s birthday on the weekend, and it got us reflecting about the big social, cultural and political changes that have taken place in the last 14 years, but also the quieter changes and the compounding impacts on women that have emerged or intensified along the way.
In partnership with Good Shepherd, we’re launching a survey today to gain a better understanding of this from you (our amazing readers). If you have 5 minutes to spare, we’d be hugely grateful.
In other news, a grisly report of a woman’s decomposing body being found in a suitcase near Goulburn this morning, has turned out to be a… doll. (We’re not joking).
And we look into the trend of smart glasses and the ways in which they’re giving men new opportunities to harass women.
Finally, who belongs in the lineup? Surfing has a long history of sexism and this research and case studies shed new light on the persistent gaps that exist.
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Tarla Lambert-Patel
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Tech is running at breakneck speed and regulators, a pace behind, cannot regulate harms once they’ve already manifested in the wild
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Dr Milica Stilinovic
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Researchers are warning that women face new harassment and safety risks from smart glasses which are being used by men to secretly record women and share the footage online.
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That Men and Boys portfolio addressing the rise of the manosphere? Gone after four months
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It had been unveilled just four months ago in Victoria, in a bid to address the rising influence of the manosphere.
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‘Bro I didn’t ask’: Why this founder is running City2Surf in her underwear
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Rebecca McAlister is set to run the City2Surf in her underwear this weekend to bring attention to the barrage of misogyny she has received. Read more +
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No human remains in suitcase dumped on side of road near Goulburn, police confirm
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Police have confirmed that a suitcase dumped on the side of the road did not not contain human remains as had been initially reported. Read more +
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Smart glasses are giving men a new way to secretly film and harass women: research
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Researchers are warning that women face new harassment risks from smart glasses which are being used by men to secretly record women. Read more +
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Who ‘belongs’ in the lineup? Surfing’s toxic gender relations
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Women have made progress in surfing, but sexism and intimidation are still shaping who gets to feel like they belong in the water. Read more +
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Around 60 per cent of covert Instagram videos analysed in an emerging study on smart glasses showed behaviour that is classified as potential harassment against women.
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$35,000 to help women-owned business access procurement opportunities
The NSW government has launched a partnership with WEConnect International on an initiative that will help women-owned enterprises across New South Wales increase visibility with procurement leaders and compete for contracts in government and corporate supply chains.
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