Anisa Nandaula talks social media, building a comedy career, and how Elon Musk would “hate” her show
We catch up with comedian Anisa Nandaula ahead of her Sydney Comedy Festival show, ‘You Can’t Say That’.
“People like me are rarely positioned as central – or even side-characters – in the story of Australia”: In conversation with Sita Sargeant
Missing Perspectives got the chance to catch up with Sita ahead of her appearance at the Melbourne Writer’s Festival.
Equal pay advocate and surfer Lucy Small launches new documentary
If leading activist and filmmaker Lucy Small is not on your radar already, then that needs to change ASAP.
The ‘Old Money’ aesthetic taking over our feeds is a sign of something more sinister
Clean girl, trad wife, old money: Pretty Little Thing’s rebrand is the latest symptom of a rise of conservatism – Soaliha Iqbal reports.
Female friendships, role models and representation: In conversation with Ash Barty
In our chat with Ash Barty, the tennis star opens up about family, representation and how a Barbie doll symbolises the power of role models and friendship.
Grace Chow on representation, her ‘Good Cop/Bad Cop’ character, and Leighton Meester being “a great captain”
Rising star Grace Chow sits down with Missing Perspectives’ Alicia Vrajlal to chat about her new show, Good Cop/Bad Cop.
Don’t fix what is not broken: Studies show that one third of people in the UK believe asexuality can be ‘cured’
“As a proud asexual woman, this information is not surprising to me in the slightest. While I am not shocked, I am really mad,” writes Allie Daisy King.
Albanese government announces $573.3 million women’s health package
Minister Gallagher, Minister Butler, and Assistant Minister Kearney today unveiled a $573.3 million women’s health package, which includes the PBS listing of the first new contraceptive pills in over three decades.
Opinion: An empathy crisis is ravaging the housing crisis conversation
“The lack of empathy towards people trapped in a crisis that they cannot out-save, out-earn or out-hustle is setting us back significantly. While some are wrapped up in the concept of worthiness, we stray further and further away from reaching a critical part of the discussion: it does not have to be like this,” writes Emily Readman.
Love & Virtue author Diana Reid on how to build a career in literature
We’re super proud of Australian author Diana Reid – who is set to release her third novel Signs of Damage published by Ultimo Press following the success of her first two novels Love & Virtue and Seeing Other People to the Australian market on March 4th, 2025.
