Roxane Gay's latest tour with conservative Christina Hoff Sommers was pitched as "meeting of the minds". It shouldn't come as a surprise that it ended in a mess.
This week: how significant should significance be, lucky Aussie philosophers take on the world, Trump is only the start of corruption in the US, and getting to grips with white supremacist ideologies.
Celia Hammond is walking into one of the safest Coalition seats in the country. Will she win it?
With everyone continuing to follow their talking points, we're taking a deep dive into a shallow pool.
Welcome to For Your Information. Today, Helen's strident defence (and criticism) of feminism.
A new survey has found compelling evidence of how racism, homophobia and classism feed broader views of violence against women.
As Julia Banks and so many other politicians have shown, one can be simultaneously female and not much chop.
In her new memoir, Unfettered and Alive, feminist writer and publisher Anne Summers shows that she's far from done. And with the global rise of neoliberal, "status quo" feminism, her voice may be more valuable than ever.
With the advice on the needs, benefits and restrictions of sex being constantly yelled at us, it's a wonder how anybody retains any sort of libido in the West at all.
The stubborn feminist or even the mildly stubborn fan of greater wealth equality knows that the GST should only be paid by those who drive their children to the finest schools in the finest cars.