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There could be nothing more satisfying than watching Andrew and Tristan Tate get arrested in Miami on Saturday.
An affronted Andrew (who, as an aside, was committing some serious crimes to fashion at the time of the arrest), was taken away by US Marshalls on charges that he and his brother allegedly raped and trafficked women from 2010 to 2017.Let’s hope it sticks. Madeline Hislop has the latest.
In other news, Tony’s been tinkering again. Casually undermining the party he’s president of, Tony Abbott has no intention of modernising. On social media he went on a racist tirade about the pitfalls of multiculturalism, Islam and diversity sounding more like Pauline Hanson than Pauline Hanson. His colleague Andrew Bragg was quick to rebuke, but the damage was done.
My take on why the Liberal Party can’t rebuild when it has no idea what it stands for.
Are you back in the office full time with minimal flexibility? If so, you’re more likely to have a narcissist boss according to new research.
Finally today, when Annabelle Wilson’s husband’s Josh returned from military service in Afghanistan with a brain tumour, she expected the Department of Veterans’ Affairs would be there for her and her family.
The reality couldn’t have been more different. When Josh eventually died, Wilson spent a decade fighting the system for much-needed change. She shares her amazing story, here.
Thanks to support from the Australian Government, a limited number of complimentary tickets are available for those who would like to attend our 2026 Women's Health & Wellbeing Summit but for whom the cost of a ticket would otherwise be a barrier. All the info here.
More on site and over the day!
Tarla Lambert-Patel
Editor in Chief & Co Founder
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And when you see that portrayal on our streets, it's sending a really clear message about the corrosive nature of a lack of respect for women that has to change.
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Jacinta Allan
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Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has told a radio station a political billboard depicting her as a witch is driving disrespect for women.
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The unspoken burden: Why it’s time the broader business sector backed NSW women
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Women are building successful businesses while carrying unequal care responsibilities, revealing the urgent need for change and support.
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Data centres won’t save the jobs women will lose
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The PM’s AI speech didn’t mention his own department’s report, which found that women hold most of the jobs most exposed to AI displacement. Read more +
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Can the Liberal Party rebuild and win back women voters before they move on for good?
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An internal Liberal Party commission has released a discussion paper looking at options to renew the party’s base and gain electoral support. Read more +
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The biggest mistake we make about perimenopause happens in our twenties
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Perimenopause shouldn’t be the first time women start understanding what their menstrual cycles reveal about their health. Read more +
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The menopause gold rush is here: the line between empowerment and exploitation is blurry
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Menopause is finally being discussed, but women are also becoming targets for expensive products, misinformation and false promises. Read more +
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The number of new criminal charges facing Andrew and Tristan Tate.
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From Cartier to co-founders: Julie Kim and Sophie Seymaux took a leap
For years, Julie Kim and Sophie Seymaux sat at the top of one of the world’s most recognisable luxury brands, Cartier. Now, they’ve launched SKALE, a luxury growth consultancy helping premium and luxury brands scale across Australia and New Zealand.
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Tarla and Angela cover a diverse range of stories this week! First, to the wins: including Sam Neill's masculinity and the New York initiative giving parents a night off. We share the reality of birth trauma in Australia and what more can be done to support women's health overall. Plus, we venture (again) into the women-and-AI discussion, following the Prime Minister's AI speech this week.
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