5897 days and counting, but there is hope for the Bombers Essendon can make something out of a bad situation with a number of talented players leaving who are off-field distractions inkl Originals · Oct 27, 2020
The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 24 October 2020 Big birds, space rocks, and the key to life itself inkl Originals · Oct 24, 2020
There’s a giant elephant in the room, and GWS can’t ignore it any longer As losses and departures mount, the Giants are in unfamiliar territory. inkl Originals · Oct 21, 2020
If Victorians have Stockholm Syndrome, what is it that journalists have? When it comes to reporting what has happened in Victoria, Margaret Simons argues that many journalists have been out-of-step with public sentiment. inkl Originals · Oct 20, 2020
Tinder may be the facilitator, but predatory men are the threat Ever wondered why there’s no rating for dates on dating apps? Dating apps exist to make a profit, and Tinder would rather help facilitate rape culture and predatory men, than protect consumers. inkl Originals · Oct 20, 2020
Marc McGowan looks over how the AFL found a way through an unprecedented 2020 There’ve been altered fixtures and training schedules, pay cuts, cancelled games, empty stadiums, off-field drama and a piece of MCG turf transported across the country. But footy has prevailed. inkl Originals · Oct 20, 2020
The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 17 October 2020 Europe is facing a second wave of coronavirus which, by all counts, is more rampant than the first. Whereas Southeast Asia has (for the most part) suppressed Covid-19 and gotten on with it. Where did these two regions diverge? inkl Originals · Oct 17, 2020
Murdoch sets the agenda for Australian debate, but we hold some power Kevin Rudd’s petition for a Royal Commission into News Corp offers a chance for Australians to reflect on their role in ending Rupert Murdoch’s dominance. inkl Originals · Oct 14, 2020
Men and women lose when gendered stereotypes inform Government policy Governments fail women with the belief that childcare is a “women’s issue” and by arguing about how much taxpayers should subsidise our unpaid labour. inkl Originals · Oct 13, 2020
The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 10 October 2020 We've all had our fair share of war, plague, biodiversity crises, climate change, imperial decline, and institutional failure this year. Rather than rehashing the spectacular failures and the systems of power that enable them, let's spend some time with those who are making a meaningful contribution in our world: here… inkl Originals · Oct 10, 2020
National Disability Insurance Scheme spends $300 million on outsourced staff, lawyers in a single year The managers of the National Disability Insurance Scheme spent almost $18 million on lawyers and legal advice in the last financial year. inkl Originals · Oct 9, 2020
Violence, poverty and a male dominated government Women are suffering more disadvantage and violence since the pandemic started. This will not disappear with a vaccine. inkl Originals · Oct 6, 2020
The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 3 October 2020 Biodiversity loss is, alongside climate change, the greatest threat facing our species. So why aren't we making any meaningful progress in protecting the natural world? inkl Originals · Oct 3, 2020
How the collapse of women’s media has silenced domestic violence coverage Many of the journalists who specialise in men’s violence against women are no longer writing habitually for newsrooms, and we risk the issue being erased from the public eye. inkl Originals · Sep 29, 2020
inkl Originals · Sep 26, 2020 The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 26 September 2020 Ruth Bader Ginsburg has left behind a towering legacy, distraught following, and an empty seat on the Supreme Court of the United States. What transpires next may overshadow her life's work.
inkl Originals · Sep 22, 2020 How the media and the law have made sex and rape interchangeable words The word rape has been replaced by “sexual assault” across most of Australia, the unintended consequence of which is that “rape” and “sex” have become interchangeable in the media.
inkl Originals · Sep 21, 2020 Besieged aged care regulator spent $2,400-a-day on “strategic communications” As nursing homes were allowed to self-assess their risk of COVID outbreaks, the aged care regulator spent thousands on reputation management.
inkl Originals · Sep 19, 2020 The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 19 September 2020 This week the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain signed a peace deal with Israel under the watchful eye of Donald Trump. It's been described as "historic" and "a watershed moment". On closer inspection, it simply entrenches the new reality of a Middle East that has dispensed one regional rivalry for…
inkl Originals · Sep 14, 2020 Tax cuts over stimulus: everyone loses but women lose even more Heading into a recession, Australian women are once again disproportionally disadvantaged by tax cuts.
inkl Originals · Sep 12, 2020 The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 12 September 2020 Blood-red skies over America's most-privileged cities. Mountains disappearing behind a wall of flames. The annual wildfires that scorch US West Coast have grown to frightening proportions in 2020. Eight people have died and hundreds of thousands have been displaced.
inkl Originals · Sep 11, 2020 inkl Exclusive: Tribunal rejects ‘independent assessment’ as government seeks to overhaul NDIS A controversial move by the Coalition has struck its first hurdle.
inkl Originals · Sep 5, 2020 The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 5 September 2020 In France, the trial of accomplices to the 2015 Charlie Hebdo attack has opened. To mark the occasion, the magazine republished the very material that provoked that attack. It might be a last rage against the dying of the light – France's tradition of free speech is no longer the…
inkl Originals · Sep 4, 2020 inkl Exclusive: New evidence highlights critical shortfall in aged care funding Federal funding shortages have led to a waiting list of more than 100,000 people.
inkl Originals · Aug 29, 2020 The Weekly Wrap for Saturday, 29 August 2020 An African-American man is gunned down. A city burns. A white vigilante kills protesters. A new cycle of violence has emerged in America - one that is predicated on hundreds of years of racial injustice, and electrified by the contemporary culture wars.
inkl Originals · Aug 26, 2020 World First Report: Private nursing homes deliver worst quality care New research shows private nursing homes significantly underperforming state aged care.