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Louise Clegg, a lawyer, mother and, not insignificantly, the wife of Liberal leader Angus Taylor had a hot take on the sexual assault allegations facing three boys from Scots College.
But are we really here again? Blaming girls through the guise of their parents, and not examining the lessons being taught to boys?
Another day and another big consultancy firm under fire. This time, KPMG is facing a Senate Inquiry and extensive scrutiny over allegations that it misused confidential client information to try to win business and then mishandled a whistleblower complaint on the issue. Angela Priestley reports.
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That hate is unwarranted ... and it says more about the internal struggles of that individual than it ever will say about the collective group…and the men that are throwing it, it shows that you are weak. Like, extremely weak. And it says a lot about how you feel about women.
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Natasha Cloud
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Speaking after a trend re-emerges of men throwing sex toys onto the court at WNBA games, Cloud condemns the men who continue to belittle women’s sports.
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More phones may soon let us prove photos are real – but will it solve the AI fake image crisis?
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AI verification tools may prove where photos came from, but critical thinking remains essential as fake images become harder to detect.
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If you ever felt abandoned after birth, this inquiry needs your story
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Breastfeeding support must become a central part of postpartum care to prevent maternal mental health crises and support mothers. Read more +
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Stop centring the Australian man accused of murdering Tunchanok Donhomla in Thailand |
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An interview with the Australian man accused of murdering 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomla is again taking her story. Read more +
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We need your help: In two days, we close our biggest survey on what’s making life harder for women
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We’re exploring the idea of the “crisis stack”, and how multiple economic, social and global challenges pile up for women and families. Read more +
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Queensland government threatening to unwind democratic rights with new development laws
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Queensland’s proposed development laws could strip communities of their rights while handing major developers more power over land. Read more +
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The amount more sexual assault cases reported in 2024 compared to 2023. Nearly 30% of all sexual assaults reported to police in 2024 were against girls between 10–17 years old.
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Mould detection dogs are set to start work across the eastern states next month, trained to sniff out dangerous mould in houses and workforces.
Tracey Seymour founded Mould Dogs Australia after her son became seriously ill during mould outbreak, and hopes the service will connect the dots between mould and wellbeing in families.
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This week on Women's Agenda, the highs of the women's game and the very deep lows following the actions of men. Plus, all the language that skirts around the issues to protect reputations Still, there were the wins! Deborah Mailman becoming the first Aboriginal person inducted into the Logies Hall of Fame, and the AFLW roaring back with big double-header crowds (and six matches around men's grand final weekend).
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