Her willingness to criticise Scott Morrison has won her many admirers but also generated a backlash from conservative figures.
After a year of painful conversations about the treatment of women and traumatic disclosures of appalling incidents,the federal government has a blueprint to fix things.
In this edited extract from Jess Hill’s Quarterly Essay,The Reckoning:How #MeToo is changing Australia,she explains there’s been wins and losses but making lasting social change is a long game and there’s plenty of fighters.
Having demanded that we deal with sexual assault differently,Grace Tame and Chanel Contos discuss the power – and pain – of asking uncomfortable questions.
How we chose every mover,shaker and change-maker for 2021:it wasn’t easy.
Active steps will need to be taken to obtain sexual consent under new Victorian laws,after a sweeping review found victim experiences in the justice system were “horrifying”.
The journalist and broadcaster discusses her concerns with politics,her media commandments,her ideal funeral – and why she views meat-eating as sexy.
Fire fighting and standing up to authorities runs in the family for former NSW fire chief,now author Greg Mullins.
There were high hopes for this week’s women’s safety summit amid a national conversation about the treatment of women. Now the hard work begins on turning the talk into a plan for action.
Grace Tame will push for all states’ laws to include the same definitions for consent and grooming to make sure there aren’t “knowledge gaps” that enable perpetrators.
The Australian of the Year is determined to expand the remit of the Morrison government’s big pow wow this week.