Sent: Friday, 25 October 2019 2:30 PM From: Bettina Arndt Subject: Senator Amanda Stoker exposes our unjust universities Look at this! My big news from this week. Finally, I am seeing some real action from my campus campaign. I’m just back from meetings with parliamentarians in Canberra, including the outstanding Queensland Senator, Amanda Stoker.
Girls outperform boys in all aspects of education, from primary school to GCSEs and A-level results Camilla Turner, Education Editor 16 November 2018 • 9:30pm Follow the author of this article Camilla Turner Follow the topics within this article Gap Students GCSEs A-levels Taboo Britain’s education system is failing to tackle the “astonishing” underperformance of
Joe Hildebrand: ‘Deadliest of lies’ we keep swallowing It’s a life-and-death issue that receives wide publicity but there is a fundamental fact about it that we keep getting wrong. Joe Hildebrand@Joe_Hildebrand news.com.auOctober 27, 201911:37am Video Image The Australian Femicide and Child Death Map plots cases throughout the country.Source:Supplied OPINION There are two phases in the
Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: Kym Smith 21 Comments A federal Liberal MP, who led a domestic violence inquiry, has called for changes to secrecy provisions that prevent any scrutiny of Family Court psychologists. The call by Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson comes after The Australian revealed that strict secrecy laws
21 October at 20:34 · About This Website youtube.com ‘We need to expose the whole family court system’ One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson says Australians need to “put the hate…
Courts reject questions over delays and judges Family Court Chief Justice Will Alstergren said in April that, in some court locations, more than half of cases were more than a year old. Picture: James Croucher 66 Comments Federal courts have refused to reveal information about long delays in getting some cases heard and the performance
Rosie Batty is spear-heading a family law reform campaign. Picture: Aaron Francis Rosie Batty says the family law system is exposing children to harm, forced into contact with abusive parents by a system that doesn’t understand domestic violence. The anti-domestic violence campaigner said children were being traumatised by never-ending hearings as disputes between parents rolled
The outgoing headmaster of Shore, Timothy Wright. Picture: Chris Pavlich. The outgoing headmaster of one of Australia’s top boys schools has taken aim at the public debate on modern masculinity, describing the growing tendency to denounce “male behaviours” as “toxic”, divisive and marginalising of young men. Timothy Wright, who retires in December after 17 years
Earlier this month the charity White Ribbon Australia, which was dedicated to ending violence against women by promoting “gender equity, healthy relationships and a new vision of masculinity”, shut down after 12 years. In its last four years it had spent nearly $20 million promoting awareness campaigns and corporate accreditation programs aimed at changing men’s attitudes and behaviours, only to be criticised for its profligacy and poor management.
Its demise comes on the heels of sobering evidence that our efforts to curb violence are failing. In Victoria, according to the Crime Statistics Agency 82,652 “family incidents” were reported to police in the state in 2018-19, a per capita increase of 6.4 per cent since 2015. The NSW Government, meanwhile, has revealed that family violence killings doubled in the year to March, reaching 38. Fifteen of the victims were women, a rise of 36 per cent, but 14 men were killed, up nearly 300 per cent, and children’s deaths increased seven-fold.
The movement has turned women into weaklings and men into monsters. Joanna Williams Associate Editor At Spiked 10th October 2019 Share Topics Culture Feminism Politics UK USA This month marks the second anniversary of #MeToo, a movement that began with accusations of sexual assault against Harvey Weinstein but rapidly morphed into a global phenomenon that
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