Can anyone be a feminist? No.

My column in today’s Sunday Age where I argue you need to sign onto certain principle in order to be considered a feminist. Being “pro-life” is not an option.  Read the article

Cracking the perspex ceiling

Time we had this discussion.  Read article

Finally…

COAG meeting, Canberra 13 February 2011. L to R: Queensland Premier Anna Bligh, New South Wales Premier Kristina Keneally, Prime Minister Julia Gillard

The Stampees (with a Governor and a Premier)

Australia Day lunch, Sydney January 21, 2011

l to r: Anne Summers, Eva Cox, Premier Kristina Keneally, Justice Elizabeth Evatt, Governor Marie Bashir, Germaine Greer. Click the photo for a larger version.

The Stamp

  Click the stamp for a larger version.

Here’s a link to one of the many new stories: SMH 20 Jan 2011

And click here for some of the comments on Facebook.

Government no longer leading on women’s employment

In Australia in the 21st century the private sector is taking the lead in promoting equality for women in employment and championing women to be leaders in the business world, a field the federal government once had made its own.  Read my article in the Sydney Morning Herald, December 18 2010

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