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But take some inspiration and joy from everything she gave and did and her raw talent.
She wrote two of the greatest songs of all time on the same day: Jolene and I Will Always Love You.
She said no to Elvis to keep her publishing rights. She wrote the hit 9 to 5 for a film inspired by women fighting against pay discrimination and harassment.
She gave away millions of books to children, helped fund vaccines and always kept up her kindness and good humour, even in the face of her detractors.
NSW and QLD have criminalised coercive control. Now, time for Victoria Meagan Prabhakar from Women's Community Shelters outlines the case for moving things along, fast.
New research explores just what keeps men out of the paid care sector – a sector that is heavily dominated by women, is underpaid and underappreciated and in desperate need of more workers.
ICYMI: With 400 jobs going from KPMG Australia, the price of misconduct is rarely paid by those who caused it.
Angela Priestley
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Women are often expected to balance competing demands from ourselves and society. Somehow we manage to carry the proverbial weight of the world with poise and grace.
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Nell
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Nell has a long history with the MCA, having first exhibited with the Museum in Primavera: Young Australian Artists in 1999. She is also represented in the MCA Collection with her large-scale wall installation Unlimited Radiance (2001), among other works.
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Talking to your children about consent and sexual violence can be hard. Here’s how to start the conversation
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Parents can help prevent sexual violence by having open, age-appropriate conversations with children about consent, respect, misogyny.
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Almost 400 jobs go. The cost of KPMG’s alleged misconduct and a culture that failed
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The loss of hundreds of jobs at KPMG Australia shows workers are paying the price for alleged corporate misconduct. Read more +
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Angus Taylor’s wife Louise Clegg blames drunk teens and cavalier parents. The culture of Scots? Not so much. |
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If our strategy for keeping girls safe depends on girls being perfectly sober, then we are saying that boys’ behaviour is inevitable. Read more +
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300 Australian CEOs to cook for thousands facing food insecurity
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CEO CookOff brings business leaders together to support Australians facing food insecurity and better understand their communities. Read more +
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Dolly Parton wrote the working woman’s anthem. We’ll always love her
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Dolly Parton has died, aged 80. Everything is a little less today. Read more +
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The record held by Dolly Parton for the most number one hits by a female country artist.
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Australian artist Nell has unveiled her new sculpture, Holding Both.
A life-size bronze sculpture of a woman balancing the weight of two suspended glass ghosts across her shoulders, reflecting women’s physical and emotional capacity to hold two things at once.
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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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