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Fighting for equality 50 years after women's liberation and the Equal Pay Act

Fighting for equality 50 years after women's liberation and the Equal Pay Act

Fifty years on from the first meeting of the Women’s Liberation Movement, women are still fighting for equali…

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Living through lockdown on the other side of the world

Living through lockdown on the other side of the world

Never did I think that 2020 would be the year that Perth, Australia – one of the world's most isolated cities…

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Under pressure: is it time for a rethink of Scotland's mental health system?

Under pressure: is it time for a rethink of Scotland's mental health system?

As Scotland’s mental health sector prepares for increasing demand on services, is it time for a strategic ret…

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Living in anxious times: mental health and coronavirus

Living in anxious times: mental health and coronavirus

The COVID-19 outbreak has many people experiencing mental health issues for the first time

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When staying home is unsafe: domestic abuse in lockdown

When staying home is unsafe: domestic abuse in lockdown

"Home for most is a safe and comfortable environment, but it's not for women who are in abusive situations. I…

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'Women's needs are not even part of the conversation': gender-based violence on campus

'Women's needs are not even part of the conversation': gender-based violence on campus

"We need to stop the excessive focus on getting women to report." This is the controversial finding of univer…

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Support cannot 'disappear' when homeless women housed

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By Emily Woods Verified
| Lismore City News Verified
Brina Hinton (left) will speak to politicians in Canberra about her experiences with homelessness. Photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS For more than half of her life, Brina Hinton has struggled to find stability in the face of homelessness, poor mental health and drug addiction. The Queensland single mother started living on the streets when she was 16. She said she was sexually assaulted and given drugs in exchange for a roof over her head.
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School principals play a unique role in setting the tone for their schools. We should all pay attention

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By Emily Woods Verified
| DATIA K12
This story about principals and community schools was produced byThe Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, independent news organization focused on inequality and innovation in education. Sign up for Hechinger’s weekly newsletter. In the never-ending quest to improve our country’s education system, we often turn to policymakers, researchers and district administrators for solutions.
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Melbourne woman in a wheelchair died after firefighters went to wrong address

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By Emily Woods Verified
| Nine News Australia Verified
It took more than two hours for emergency services to find a woman in a wheelchair inside a burning Melbourne home after she called for help. Firefighters, relying on a printed map, initially went to the wrong address. By the time they finally found her, Vivianne Rodger was dead. A Victorian coroner has recommended changes to Fire Rescue Victoria policy after finding its delayed response to the blaze was "clearly avoidable" and she may have survived if they had arrived sooner.
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