Advancing the Human Rights of Women & Girls
Andrew Taylor at Sydney Morning Herald writes: They are already lending a hand with everyday chores. They are expected to drive many people out of their jobs. But robots may… Read more »
Women Speak Tasmania in Tasmanian Times write: It’s now very clear the Tasmanian people are unhappy about the proposal to remove sex markers from birth certificates. Attorney-General, Elise Archer’s, call… Read more »
Sandra Buckley for Women’s Agenda reports: Currently, in Australia men retire with 47% more super than Australian women, meaning Australian women retire with almost 50% less than Australian men. So… Read more »
Anne-Marie Rice in Lawyers Weekly writes: I am tired because I am 44 years old, self-employed and the mother of two primary school aged children. Tired goes with the territory…. Read more »
Emma Ryan for Lawyers Weekly writes: According to Bennett & Philp Lawyers director Mark O’Connor, the scheme’s maximum payout falls “well short” of the recommended payments. In addition, Mr O’Connor… Read more »
Anonymous for ABC News writes: Thanks to the work of ABC journalists Julia Baird and Hayley Gleeson, a light was shone on the insidious problem of domestic violence in religious… Read more »
Jerome Doraisamy for Lawyers Weekly writes: Speaking to Lawyers Weekly in the wake of her appearance at the Victoria Law Foundation’s forum on sport and the law, Monash University Associate… Read more »
Ben Smee for The Guardian: The Queensland police service has missed the deadline to file its defence in a breach of privacy case brought by a domestic violence victim whose… Read more »
Megan Hendry for ABC News reports: Parents fleeing domestic violence are being urged to deactivate their children’s myGov accounts, amid concerns abusive partners can use the portal to discover where… Read more »
Wendy Tuohy of The Age writes: Only 14 per cent of Australians are likely to do something if they identify a woman being targeted with sexism or disrespectful treatment, research… Read more »