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According to Sydney Swans CEO Matthew Pavlich, the club is “disappointed” after learning that team members have been involved in an “alleged incident”. (Victoria police are investigating an “alleged sexual assault”)

“We’re extremely shocked and disappointed that this has taken place and that the players have found themselves in this situation,” he said.

Today, lawyer Prabha Nandagopal examines how the CEO responded, and says it’s a style of response she hears too often, where the sentences are oriented to what it means for the organisation.

And Rita Nasr looks at the media response, with sports journalists going all in on “what will this mean for the Swans finals campaign!” stories and social media awash with some of the most grotesque and horrific takes imaginable.

Meanwhile, can we stop trying to teach women “resilience” to cope with workplace issues, when it’s actually the workplace that’s broken? Cathy Ngo delivers this timely message.

732 people have been charged with domestic violence offences in NSW following a three-day blitz. The numbers, again, highlight the scale of such violence across the state.

And meet Dr Nicole Kuepper-Russell, who wants Australia to dream bigger about a clean energy future designed for everyone.

Angela Priestley
Founding Editor & Publisher

The Key Quote

   
I would have never imagined me being part of an Australian collection, because even though I'm Australian, when you look different, it's hard to feel that way sometimes.
   
Wendy Ayche 
Vlogger Wengie (aka Wendy Ayche), on the admission of her YouTube channel into the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA) 

On Women's Agenda Today

For single mums like me, Bluey can be a beautiful little gut punch
While the family dynamics in Bluey are unflawed, they are also totally foreign to thousands of kids watching it. Read more +
‘Shocked and disappointed’: Sydney Swans confirm players involved in ‘alleged incident’ as police investigate alleged sexual assault in Melbourne
Police investigate alleged sexual assault in Melbourne as Sydney Swans confirm players involved in “alleged incident” following their game on Sunday. Read more +
When workplaces are broken, teaching women ‘resilience’ won’t help
Women need better workplaces, not more resilience, as organisations must address the conditions driving stress and burnout. Read more +
Egg freezing gives women options. But what comes next?
Egg freezing gives women more time, but it doesn’t answer the bigger questions about relationships, motherhood, money and life. Read more +
Dr Nicole Kuepper-Russell wants Australia to dream bigger about a clean energy future designed for everyone
Dr Nicole Kuepper-Russell joins a recent episode of There Will Be Dancing to talk about what it takes to build a clean energy future. Read more +

The Key Figure

732  
 
The number of people that were charged with domestic violence offences in NSW following a police crackdown. This blitz highlights the scale of domestic and family violence in the state, with a combined 1589 domestic violence offences between Friday and Sunday.

The win

New mobile clinics to bring cervical cancer screenings to women across UK

Clinics-on-wheels are rolling out to bring vital cervical cancer screenings directly to communities in the UK, making preventative care much easier to access. Patients are describing the initiative as ‘just brilliant’ with hopes to implement the system elsewhere in an effort to bring an end to cervical cancer.

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