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Of course, the “feminisation of our curriculum” is to blame for the rise of the manosphere in Australia!
Meanwhile, I’m taking this opportunity to share this hack – one that’s deep in your Instagram settings and will save your attention, time and potentially even your mental health.
Elsewhere today, we look at how a vacant aged care facility transformed to help women facing homelessness. A good idea that has so far supported 82 women to move into safe, permanent homes.
Dr Yinghua Yu and Professor Azadeh Dastyari share the tragic story of 32yo Gia Lam who died three days after giving birth. The coroner found there were multiple missed opportunities for diagnosis, but rushed communication and inadequate interpretation resulted in repeated failures to adequately care for Gia. It should concern all of us.
And do you parent, care for, coach, mentor or teach boys? We’re looking to hear from you! We’re investigating how to raise boys in the algorithmic age, in partnership with Movember, The Man Cave and the Foundation for Positive Masculinity. Take the survey here.
Angela Priestley
Founding Editor & Publisher
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I was lucky I had such open dialogue with my mum that I had someone to talk to and find healthy answers |
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Matty Johnson
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At our 2026 Women’s Health and Wellbeing Summit yesterday, Matty J praised positive role models for growing boys, both male and female, whilst he was growing up. Throughout the men’s panel with Craig Foster and Steven Roberts, they talked about the manosphere and what being a good man looks like in 2026, as well as other issues facing young men and women in today’s media landscape.
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Does having a mental illness mean having to pay more to accept second-class health care?
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Australians are investing more in mental health, yet many people still cannot afford the care they need when they need it.
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The Lindsay Clancy trial should make us ask: what happens when a mother’s mental health crisis becomes a catastrophe?
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The Lindsay Clancy trial asks what we can do better to support mothers facing severe mental health crises before tragedy strikes. Read more +
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A walk to Uluru taught me to slow down even when life is most turbulent |
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Tasmanian Walking Company’s Uluru walk strikes a balance between feeling immersed in the landscape while still offering genuine comfort. Read more +
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How women might build lives in which love, work and family do not depend upon their disappearance
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Women are taught to earn joy. We can have it after the work is finished, everyone is happy, every need has been met. Read more +
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Tell your daughters about choking before the algorithm does
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I never planned to talk to my daughters about sexual strangulation. But these past days the choice was taken out of my hands. Read more +
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26%
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The amount of votes Labour received in national primary votes, dropping 5% in a month and recording Anthony Albanese’s lowest approval rating as Prime minister at only 35% approval.
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The Government of South Australia has announced that Deputy Coroner Naomi Kereru will take on the role of State Coroner, starting in the position today
Coroner Kereru will be the first female State Coroner in South Australian history, and brings years of legal experience to the table, as well as previous assistance to State and Deputy coroners.
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