Dutton failed to report Higgins incident, claims sexual assault never happens
As it turns out, Peter Dutton knew of the Brittany Higgins incident, but chose not to tell the Prime Minister. Today, he appeared on the radio to speak his truth.
Our daily coffee is melting our brains, science claims
Once again, science thinks our morning coffee is killing us, proving that our daily intake impacts our ability to remember stuff.
Should we name and shame Brittany Higgins’ alleged attacker?
With the allegations mounting against the man who allegedly attacked Brittany Higgins and numerous other women, is it time to make his name public?
Like it or not, we have to trust others if we want to make things better
According to numerous studies, offering our trust is the key to intelligence and greater progress.
The Parliament House culture is just one thing that needs fixing
While the culture of the so-called Canberra bubble is being examined, much more needs to be done with Parliament House.
Poor form: We’re doling out the abuse to the wrong people
The “dole bludger” has been our go-to problem for years, both in the comment and ballot box. The problem is that they’re actually not the problem.
Even if Morrison didn’t know about Brittany Higgins, enough people did
While it’s possible that Scott Morrison wasn’t told about Brittany Higgins, enough people in the bubble knew. So, why haven’t heads rolled?
Loving the art of those we now loathe
Our reaction to those responsible for sexual abuses in Hollywood has been admirable, but misguided. We should still enjoy art for art’s sake.
The Brittany Higgins rule: Dob on us, see what happens
One of the knock-on effects of the response to the Brittany Higgins allegation is what those in power are prepared to do, in order to maintain it.
Kristina Keneally: “Right-wing extremism has permeated the Australian mainstream”
The right-wing attacking the US Capitol wasn’t a wake-up call, we Australians should already be awake. We should have already confronted these narratives at home.
Even if Morrison didn’t know about Brittany Higgins, enough people did
While it’s possible that Scott Morrison wasn’t told about Brittany Higgins, enough people in the bubble knew. So, why haven’t heads rolled?
Kristina Keneally: “Right-wing extremism has permeated the Australian mainstream”
The right-wing attacking the US Capitol wasn’t a wake-up call, we Australians should already be awake. We should have already confronted these narratives at home.
The discrepancy between ‘cancel culture’ and actually being silenced
Those who decry ‘cancel culture’ are actually highlighting the power they hold, and the dissimilarity between being cancelled and being silenced.
Election 2021: Morrison plans to give us a jab and push us to the polls
Here’s a riddle. Which came first, the Morrison government’s election strategy or the national COVID-19 vaccine rollout? Just kidding – they’re the same thing!
Pay the rent: This invasion day, we’re asking for reparations
Every Invasion Day, our vision is simple. We’re asking you to reparate the First People who walk these lands. We’re asking you to pay the rent.
Should we name and shame Brittany Higgins’ alleged attacker?
With the allegations mounting against the man who allegedly attacked Brittany Higgins and numerous other women, is it time to make his name public?
Research finds cashless welfare does more harm than good
According to the government, cashless welfare is supposed to help those in the program. However, those subject to it, have a completely different experience.
$115m in JobKeeper funds went to Crown Casino, our universities got nothing
Both in legislation and exclusion to JobKeeper, our universities are being squeezed by the Coalition. In this ideological war, we’re all victims.
A handful billionaires can save us, they’re choosing not to
The pandemic has illuminated an awful truth. The billionaire class continue to accrue wealth, while the rest of us plunge into uncertainty.
We should not forget the phallocentric end of the Family Court
The Family Court went without a debate, and without understanding the damage it would cause to the most vulnerable. We should not forget who was responsible.
Dutton failed to report Higgins incident, claims sexual assault never happens
As it turns out, Peter Dutton knew of the Brittany Higgins incident, but chose not to tell the Prime Minister. Today, he appeared on the radio to speak his truth.
Loving the art of those we now loathe
Our reaction to those responsible for sexual abuses in Hollywood has been admirable, but misguided. We should still enjoy art for art’s sake.
Study: If you can’t nap during the day, blame your genes
While science has long discussed the benefits of the daytime nap, it seems that the ability to doze is actually influenced by our genes.
Eight ways to admit you didn’t do your research
In the modern age, we often don’t have time to enter discussions armed with previous research. If you’re caught out, here’s how to mention that fact gracefully.
It’s not just Pharrell or Justin, pop-culture has always preyed on women
While Justin Timberlake has sort of apologised, and Pharrell conceded that he was embarrassed by ‘Blurred Lines’. In reality, pop-culture has undermined women since forever.
Like it or not, we have to trust others if we want to make things better
According to numerous studies, offering our trust is the key to intelligence and greater progress.
To the men who ghosted me but still follow me on social media: Why?
It’s an age-old question. Why do those who ghost you still haunt the halls of your social media?
I couldn’t afford the dental work I needed, so I took a flight to the third world
With numerous dentists calling for a “Medicare style” system to make dental care more affordable, it reminded me of the time I travelled overseas to get the work done I couldn’t afford here.
Book now: Expert panel to explain how psychedelic medicine can help mental health
This Sunday, a panel will discuss the role that psychedelics will have in treating mental health disorders. And you can be part of the conversation!
To the fake friends I lost to depression: Excuse me while I fixed myself
After I emerged victorious from the depression that filled my twenties, I discovered some old friends didn’t care for the new me.
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The reality of education during a fatal pandemic
Educating oneself during a pandemic is a battle against procrastination, existential dread and the hyperreality of the void.
The free trial no-one asked for
For many teenagers, continuing our education through the pandemic has been an unexpected ‘free trial’ of adulthood, and all it demands.
The role of technology in education
While books and pencils are still in use, technology is the future of education. We just need to find what works for us.
The education system needs a reality check
While we students are busy choosing a career, the current education system does nothing to prepare us for the realities of our chosen fields. Time for a change.
Despite numerous lockdowns, school at a distance hasn’t been so bad
Despite being thrust into the maelstrom of online learning, I’ve found both lockdowns an extremely positive experience…but I know this is not the case for others.
Our daily coffee is melting our brains, science claims
Once again, science thinks our morning coffee is killing us, proving that our daily intake impacts our ability to remember stuff.
Doc on TikTok claims socks key to nod off
According to a doctor on TikTok, sleeping with socks is the key to a good night’s sleep. What’s more, you don’t have to change them that often.
Study: If you can’t nap during the day, blame your genes
While science has long discussed the benefits of the daytime nap, it seems that the ability to doze is actually influenced by our genes.
The unromantic reason why we send roses on Valentine’s Day
Ah, St Valentine’s Day. The day when we say it with roses. However, the reason why we do is the polar opposite of romance.
The agony of choice: Is it time to limit streaming services for our own good?
It’s the streaming generation’s most enduring problem: There’s too much to watch, so there’s nothing to watch. Is it time for something drastic?
Dutton failed to report Higgins incident, claims sexual assault never happens
As it turns out, Peter Dutton knew of the Brittany Higgins incident, but chose not to tell the Prime Minister. Today, he appeared on the radio to speak his truth.
Our daily coffee is melting our brains, science claims
Once again, science thinks our morning coffee is killing us, proving that our daily intake impacts our ability to remember stuff.
Should we name and shame Brittany Higgins’ alleged attacker?
With the allegations mounting against the man who allegedly attacked Brittany Higgins and numerous other women, is it time to make his name public?
Like it or not, we have to trust others if we want to make things better
According to numerous studies, offering our trust is the key to intelligence and greater progress.
Even if Morrison didn’t know about Brittany Higgins, enough people did
While it’s possible that Scott Morrison wasn’t told about Brittany Higgins, enough people in the bubble knew. So, why haven’t heads rolled?
Kristina Keneally: “Right-wing extremism has permeated the Australian mainstream”
The right-wing attacking the US Capitol wasn’t a wake-up call, we Australians should already be awake. We should have already confronted these narratives at home.
Helen Coonan: You can have it all…just not all at the same time
Before she was tasked with cleaning up Crown Resorts, Helen Coonan sat down with me to discuss the challenges that women executives still face.
The discrepancy between ‘cancel culture’ and actually being silenced
Those who decry ‘cancel culture’ are actually highlighting the power they hold, and the dissimilarity between being cancelled and being silenced.
Even if Morrison didn’t know about Brittany Higgins, enough people did
While it’s possible that Scott Morrison wasn’t told about Brittany Higgins, enough people in the bubble knew. So, why haven’t heads rolled?
Kristina Keneally: “Right-wing extremism has permeated the Australian mainstream”
The right-wing attacking the US Capitol wasn’t a wake-up call, we Australians should already be awake. We should have already confronted these narratives at home.
Helen Coonan: You can have it all…just not all at the same time
Before she was tasked with cleaning up Crown Resorts, Helen Coonan sat down with me to discuss the challenges that women executives still face.
The discrepancy between ‘cancel culture’ and actually being silenced
Those who decry ‘cancel culture’ are actually highlighting the power they hold, and the dissimilarity between being cancelled and being silenced.
Dutton failed to report Higgins incident, claims sexual assault never happens
As it turns out, Peter Dutton knew of the Brittany Higgins incident, but chose not to tell the Prime Minister. Today, he appeared on the radio to speak his truth.
Loving the art of those we now loathe
Our reaction to those responsible for sexual abuses in Hollywood has been admirable, but misguided. We should still enjoy art for art’s sake.
After two decades of conflict on social media, is it time for peace?
Between Twitter banning Trump and Facebook outlawing news, relative peace is possible on social media. But do we want it?
Study: If you can’t nap during the day, blame your genes
While science has long discussed the benefits of the daytime nap, it seems that the ability to doze is actually influenced by our genes.
The reality of education during a fatal pandemic
Educating oneself during a pandemic is a battle against procrastination, existential dread and the hyperreality of the void.
The free trial no-one asked for
For many teenagers, continuing our education through the pandemic has been an unexpected ‘free trial’ of adulthood, and all it demands.
Automation Education: The future is in the hands of machines
As an aspiring roboticist, I know that technology is the future, but I also know that future innovations will not sate us, or solve our problems.
The role of technology in education
While books and pencils are still in use, technology is the future of education. We just need to find what works for us.
