Why are women the only people who get criticised for their music not being “deep enough”? Unpacking the Man’s Best Friend Sabrina Carpenter backlash

Sabrina Carpenter is too sexy. Sabrina Carpenter is the pop princess we have been waiting for. Sabrina Carpenter is a homewrecker. Sabrina Carpenter is for the girls. Sabrina Carpenter performs for the male gaze. Sabrina Carpenter supports the dolls. Sabrina Carpenter’s new album isn’t deep enough. Sabrina Carpenter is a bad feminist. These are all […]

Active online, silent on Mitch Brown: AFL clubs and players missed a moment that mattered

The social media silence after Mitch Brown publicly came out as bisexual is not just telling, it’s a missed opportunity.

“Empowering and deeply personal”: Michelle Battersby joins femtech platform Peanut as President

If you have followed Michelle Battersby’s career like we have, you’ll know that the Australian entrepreneur has never followed a traditional path through the tech world.

Is it really possible to be a female founder without attaching your face to the brand?

Alisa Bittner speaks to three well-known female founders to find an answer to the question: ‘Can women truly launch and market a business without openly sharing elements of themselves to build a community?’

Zayn Malik and I have one thing in common: We know how it feels to be the token Asian

The former One Direction singer’s new song, Fuscia Sea, refers to his experience of being the only Asian in an all-white boyband. Emma Ruben shares why it truly hit home.

Antoinette Lattouf’s win against the ABC should push us to reconsider the role of objectivity

Last month, the Federal Court’s Justice Darryl Rangiah ruled that journalist Lattouf had been unlawfully terminated when the ABC took her off air 18 months ago, after she shared a post on Instagram featuring a headline by the Human Rights Watch which reported that Israel was found to have been using starvation as a weapon of war in Gaza. 

Meet the woman preparing to become the first Australian woman to ski solo from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole

Endurance athlete and adventurer Stephanie Ho was born into a family that loved to travel – and it’s no surprise, given where her own journey has taken her.

When you’re the only one in the room, you notice who isn’t

“With our voices, and more allies who genuinely listen and want change, we can gradually see more diverse women rightfully taking their seats at those tables” – writes Alicia Vrajlal.

“Running is that next step”: Cheek Media CEO Hannah Ferguson shares her intention to run as an independent Senator

ICYMI: Hannah Ferguson, co-founder and CEO of Cheek Media, has announced her intention to run as an independent candidate for a New South Wales Senate seat in the next federal election.

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’.