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Institutional Ableism in Child Welfare: Insights From Attorneys Representing Parents With Disabilities

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By Robyn Powell, Stetson College
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Barnaby Joyce has switched horses. But will this political gamble pay off?

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By Leisa Scott, Robyn Powell
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Leisa Scott and Robyn Powell The one thing to know about me, says Barnaby Joyce, "I won't be pushed around". "And if you're gonna push me around," he tells Australian Story, "I'll fight back." The former leader of the federal Nationals is talking about his final stages with the party, a rancorous period during which his one-time media adviser, now wife, Vikki Campion, says he was "treated so badly". That's true, Joyce says, but admits, "I rose to the challenge, too".
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Art critics told Kirsha she 'wasn't relevant'. Then she blew up the patriarchy

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By Leisa Scott, Robyn Powell
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She made her mark with the Ladies Lounge — a women-only, smash-the-patriarchy feminist art installation. But artist and curator Kirsha Kaechele admits that in her marriage, she's happy to be less than equal. It's complicated, says the US-born wife of uber-wealthy David Walsh, a mathematician, professional gambler and creator of Hobart's Museum of Old and New Art (MONA). On the one hand, the feminist in Kirsha finds it irksome to be pigeonholed as "Mrs MONA" or "David Walsh's wife".
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