The tricky business of rape reportingWhen rape is reported in the media it is often tinged with blame. Why are sexual assaults only written clearly when the act is so horrific that the victim’s innocence is not in question?
Marital rape
Guy Rundle: Are allied troops dying for an Afghan man’s right to rape his wife?
We have come to the end-point of the Afghan adventure. After eight years it is over, writes Guy Rundle.
Why Judge Bradley was right
The aspect of this case that is perhaps the most sickening is the way in which politicians have thrown up their hands in horror and jumped all over Judge Bradley and the Crown prosecutor in the case. These politicians are the very same people who have allowed the rate of Indigenous offenders in prison to remain outrageously high year in and year out, writes Greg Barns.
