Maureen Hallahan is a school principal. Her daughter,Johanna Garvin is a filmmaker. Their relationship became stronger after Frank,Maureen’s husband and Johanna’s father,died from cancer.
The Sex Discrimination Commissioner's report has made 55 recommendations,including the addition of a"positive duty"to eliminate sexual harassment.
Artist Badiucao's exhibition is finally revealed at the Can't Do Tomorrow Festival in Melbourne.
Chin Tan says some people are"gaslighting"the Chinese community over the coronavirus outbreak and he's concerned about the ongoing risk of racism in other communities.
The Andrews government's proposal for 15 per cent super is fanciful but measures to reduce the retirement savings gender gap should be seriously considered.
Human Rights Commissioner Edward Santow said there were concerning developments in Australia and abroad that underscored the need for reform in the digital space.
Surely another vote on Scottish independence is on the cards?
After a decade defying the authorities,Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is finally set to face court. Is democracy at stake,like his supporters say?
Calls for sanctions against the south-east Asian nation were prompted by a decision to proceed with treason charges against the country's opposition leader.
The 70-year-old Australian citizen faces 12 years in a Vietnamese prison on so-called"terrorism"offences.
Retired Sydney baker Chau Van Kham has been sentenced to 12 years in prison by a Vietnamese court after he was tried for being a member of the human rights group Viet Tan,which Vietnam regards as a"terrorist"body.