In some way or another with COVID-19,each and every one of us has encountered restrictions.
Three Australian women have shared how racial abuse is continuing to impact their lives,from being blamed for the pandemic to being told you're “too pretty to be Aboriginal”.
When the issue of sexual harassment raises its head,corporate Australia goes to ground but this could soon change if new rules are put in place.
The nation's biggest business lobby group is urging the federal government and corporate leaders to hire more Asian Australians in senior management and board roles.
Hint:you can't do it alone. And you shouldn't.
A lawyer representing three alleged victims of former High Court Justice Dyson Heydon says they will seek compensation from both the federal government and the former top judge.
As tech companies put a halt to US police using the technology,the Human Rights Commissioner says greater protections are required in Australia.
The state will be the fourth to upload driver licence data to the national facial recognition system,with images expected to be made available later this year.
Border Force officers would be able to search immigration detainees,and those suspected of carrying out illegal activity could have mobile phones banned.
When the ABC's Sophie McNeill began her dream job as Middle East correspondent in 2015,the region was ablaze. The next three years left her distressed at the rest of the world’s lack of interest.
What do we mean when we talk about hate speech? Is hate speech against the law? And why is it so controversial?