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Intifar Chowdhury

February 25, 2025

I looked at 35 years of data to see how Australians vote. Here’s what it tells us about the next election

Intifar Chowdhury is a Lecturer in Government, Flinders University. This article first appeared in The Conversation.

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Agnes is in for one HELL of a story time when Conn

Agnes is in for one HELL of a story time when Connie gets to California #thesummeriturnedpretty #tsitp #lolatung #bellyconklin #jennyhan

“In fact, it actually is quite refreshing to get

“In fact, it actually is quite refreshing to get to talk about racism openly without being gaslit that racism doesn’t exist in this country,” writes Dr Belle Lim in a new piece for Missing Perspectives.

“We experience racism when our resumes get screened out at the sight of our names, when we are portrayed negatively in the media. We also experience racism when we are spoken to in a condescending tone, when we are ignored, or made fun of on the basis of our race. Subtle racism is not subtle to those who are at the receiving end of it.”

Link to the full feature in stories and bio.

Despite the continuing ban on girls’ secondary e

Despite the continuing ban on girls’ secondary education in Afghanistan, over 90 per cent of Afghan adults support their right to attend school, according to a recent alert issued by UN Women.

“It is clear: Despite the existing bans, the Afghan people want their daughters to exercise their right to education,” said Sofia Calltorp, UN Women’s Chief of Humanitarian Action, during a press conference in Geneva last week.

“When you’re Japanese, female, and chronically

“When you’re Japanese, female, and chronically misunderstood... why not weaponise it?” - This is the opening line of the official blurb describing Yuki Nivez’s upcoming show at Sydney Fringe Festival.

With the title of the show being ‘Active Bitch Face’, it’s easy to gather that Yuki Nivez’s comedy adopts a no-holds-barred approach.

Like many other comedians, Yuki embraces the opportunity to use her hilariously entertaining material as a way to address specific societal issues. Her latest show follows an underlying theme consistent in her work: Destroying the myth of the “quiet Japanese woman.”

Entering the comedy scene in 2019, she wanted to be the representation and the kind of comedian she wished she had seen growing up as a Japanese woman. She made it her mission to challenge stigmas and misconceptions about women and race.

Read Yuki’s full feature on missingperspectives.com

Co-founder therapy? Yep, it’s a thing - and acco

Co-founder therapy? Yep, it’s a thing - and according to Michelle Battersby, it was a game-changer.

In this episode of High Agency Women, Michelle opens up about why she and Lucy Mort started going, what the sessions actually involved, and how it helped strengthen their partnership at @sunroom.so.

Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts ❤️‍🔥 Sponsored by @blackbirdvc

While the criticism may not be gendered, the expec

While the criticism may not be gendered, the expectation for women to be political is entirely gendered.

#sabrinacarpenter #shortnsweet #mansbestfriend #emailsicantsend

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