A woman who refuses to be crushed. Grace Tame tells her own story

There is a striking absence of self-pity in Grace Tame’s memoir.

• September 27,2022
• byChris Wallace

‘Call me whatever you like’:Grace Tame on taking back control

The 2021 Australian of the Year talks frankly about personal struggles and new victories – and why changing just one word can be absolutely “huge”.

• September 24,2022
• byJacqueline Maley

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‘Rage saved my life in the end’:Grace Tame on not backing down

Difficult or direct? Rude or just lacking pretence? Grace Tame talks about the events that shaped her,her upcoming memoir – and why she won’t smile on cue.

• September 24,2022
• byJacqueline Maley

Grace Tame went to police ‘multiple times’ over claims of childhood abuser’s new messages

Twitter has permanently frozen the account with the handle “Nico Bester” - an account Grace Tame believes belonged to the teacher who sexually abused her when she was 15 years old.

• August 30,2022
• byLachlan Abbott andCaroline Schelle

Grace Tame speaks about ‘open threats’ from abuser

The former Australian of the Year has gone to police over what she says are targeted “open threats and harassment” from the former teacher who sexually abused her.

• August 29,2022
• byCaroline Schelle

Where has the women’s rage of 2021 gone?

Women account for 40 per cent of all candidates across both houses of parliament,and are volunteering for political campaigns in droves.

• May 15,2022
• byCaitlin Fitzsimmons

Tame talks women,politics and family with Albanese

Grace Tame has revealed Labor frontbencher Penny Wong sounded her out about politics,in an interview the former Australian of the Year did with Anthony Albanese for a women’s lifestyle magazine.

• April 28,2022
• byKatina Curtis

The women voters Morrison needs to woo are not the ones you might think

The Liberals need to capture the votes of non-university-educated women who juggle jobs and children and who,if they have an idle moment,are more likely to scroll Facebook or Instagram than read the news.

• April 3,2022
• byJacqueline Maley

Grace Tame emerges as the star of a rebellious writers’ week

Over and over again,audiences applauded speakers who didn’t like where our political leaders were taking us.

• March 18,2022
• byJane Sullivan