Chanel Contos on the myths around consent, how to ask for it, and why we need to talk about stealthing
“Many people still don’t understand that violating consent doesn’t always involve physical violence—it can also occur in more subtle ways.”
Ending violence against women can feel impossible, but Professor Kate Fitz-Gibbon urges us not to lose hope
Kate Fitz-Gibbon’s book, Our National Crisis: Violence Against Women and Children, highlights the alarming reality of domestic violence in Australia.
Layne Beachley in conversation with Lucy Small
If seven time surfing World Champion Layne Beachley could do it all again driven by love instead of fear, she would.
Will queer spaces ever be asexual friendly?
If someone forced me to choose between going to a queer bar and a straight bar, I am genuinely unsure of which is the lesser of two, well saying evils is very extreme so let’s just say the lesser of two shitshows.
The latest Victoria’s Secret show was just another example of ‘fit-washing’
The word ‘inclusivity’ has devalued into a buzz word where as long as a brand says they are, they don’t have to prove it. It’s actually got a dedicated word: fit-washing.
First Nations journalist Amy McQuire is done with Australian media’s so-called “objectivity”
“Objectivity has always been a myth, and it has always been used against those who are being oppressed. Your voices are always going to be seen as irrational.”