"Ali France’s victory against Peter Dutton is a reminder to disabled women that we can transcend the ableist, sexist expectations placed on us," writes Laura Pettenuzzo.
- Laura Pettenuzzo
"Once, a politician told me I wouldn’t make change if I didn’t join a party. Not only that, but I should recognise that politics is charity, and young people were selfish for not 'doing more'. I disagree," writes Tully Connor.
- Tully Connor
Gender was an important factor in the 2022 election: it shaped the ways the major parties packaged their policies and their leaders.
- Michelle Arrow
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s (DFAT) webpage perfectly visualises the lacklustre effort Australia has given to the fight for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) rights internationally.
- Isabella Gockel
A succulent Australian meme is a rare thing — grown in the depths of the internet and raised on a diet of existential post-capitalistic depression.
- Esther Linder
In a new feature for Missing Perspectives, Aastha Agrawal speaks to young women about the issues that matter most to them this election.
- Aastha Agrawal
As we near the 2025 Federal Election, Prabha Nandagopal and Grace Gardiner argue that 'opting out’ of engaging with politics doesn't mean opting out of the effects.
- Prabha Nandagopal
In Tuesday’s Federal Budget, Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced that the government will set aside $424 million for Australians with a disability.
- Melissa Marsden
As headlines swirl around influencers & content creators being invited to the federal budget lockup, we share our thoughts about being new media and a part of this group.
- Phoebe Saintilan
Missing Perspectives attended the budget lockup this year - which is where journalists are (almost literally) locked up in a room to read the budget papers and documents. Here are some of our key takeaways.
- Missing Perspectives