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Anna Coutts-Trotter

August 28, 2026

What Happens to Women and Girls After the Headlines Move On?

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Olivia Dean also credits her formative years at th

Olivia Dean also credits her formative years at the BRIT School with helping her realise she didn’t have to fit into a single category. Instead, she learned to embrace the freedom to bring different cultures, genres, and people together.⁠
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#oliviadean

Vale Dolly Parton, a true paragon of progressivism

Vale Dolly Parton, a true paragon of progressivism.

#dollyparton

“Sure, sustainability is important. But sustainabi

“Sure, sustainability is important. But sustainability cannot mean making the lives of people with disabilities smaller,” writes Melissa Marsden for @missingperspectives.

#ndis #disability #disabilityawareness

“I feel for the rest of the team as they deal with

“I feel for the rest of the team as they deal with the fallout. But with every incident like this, the men’s game becomes less deserving of my time. It can earn that trust back by demonstrating that accountability means more than waiting for the headlines to disappear, and by refusing to sweep serious behaviour under the rug before allowing those involved a heroic return a year or two later,” writes Ellie Wilkes for @missingperspectives.

#afl #sydneyswans #aflw

2022 saw the highest percentage of female speaking

2022 saw the highest percentage of female speaking roles in the almost two decades that USC Annenberg has been tracking came in with 34.6%.⁠
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#films #filmbuff #feminism #queer #equality

“I can’t see myself ever losing my ambition, but I

“I can’t see myself ever losing my ambition, but I am starting to take stock of what other important things I may have lost. Has needing to be “brilliant” (without ever being convinced that I actually am) meant closing off or denying the parts of me that make me most human?”

This essay by Sunny Adcock (@sunny_adcock) was commissioned by Netflix as part of My Brilliant Career: My Way, a series of personal essays inspired by Netflix’s new series My Brilliant Career.

@netflixanz

#mybrilliantcareer #netflix #writer

In the spirit of reconciliation, Missing Perspectives acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea, and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. We acknowledge that land in Australia was never ceded and always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.

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