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Alicia Vrajlal

November 1, 2023

New TV show Swift Street challenges what the ‘strong female lead’ looks like

Tanzyn Crawford and Bernie Van Tiel are rightfully taking up space where many queer people of colour haven't been able to before.

Alicia Vrajlal

October 31, 2023

Exploring the role of migration and multiculturalism in regional communities

Mumbai-born Prealene moved from Melbourne to regional town, Maryborough to become the first person of colour to work at a local newspaper.

Alicia Vrajlal

October 26, 2023

New Film 'The Royal Hotel' Digs Deep Into The Uncomfortable Behaviour Women Face Daily

Australian director Kitty Green's outback thriller forces us to ask ourselves: 'How much should women put up with and when should we get out?'

Alicia Vrajlal

October 20, 2023

Mundanara Bayles is helping pave the way for Indigenous women in podcasting and business

'I'm obviously father's daughter. I’m doing what he was doing in a way, with my own flavour.'

Alicia Vrajlal

October 20, 2023

Meet the women fighting the pleasure gap

Michelle Battersby, Rachel Baker and Chelsea Healey on the barriers women founders face in trying to change a system that’s been shaped by the male gaze for so long.

Alicia Vrajlal

October 18, 2023

Robin Hood Has Finally Been Reimagined As A Woman

Robyn Hood actor Jessye Romeo speaks of the importance of a Black woman portraying a character inspired by the legendary tale.

Alicia Vrajlal

October 18, 2023

Karla Grant explores Norway's 34-year Indigenous Voice to Parliament

As Australia nears its referendum, Karla Grant takes a closer look at Norway's Voice To Parliament

Alicia Vrajlal

September 29, 2023

'It took a lot of the fear out of the process': The integral role of intimacy coordinators in helping women film sex scenes

Michael Caine completely missed the point when he questioned the role of intimacy coordinators.

Alicia Vrajlal

September 27, 2023

Addressing equal pay needs an intersectional approach

The cultural pay gap needs to be part of the equal pay conversation.

Alicia Vrajlal

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