
Minister for Women isn’t really acting for women
Feminism is only a principle when it can be used as a weapon to help Labor.

Feminism is only a principle when it can be used as a weapon to help Labor.

Former NSW police minister David Elliot says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s refusal to condemn the ABC’s Gina Rinehart segment is exposing him to growing criticism and accusations of hypocrisy.

An ABC segment seemingly denoting violence against mining magnate Gina Rinehart has been slammed by a senior Albanese government minister.

If you needed further proof the publicly-funded ABC won’t side with conservative women, look no further than the vile “satire” of Gina Rinehart it aired and is refusing to apologise for, writes Lucy Zelic.

Gina Rinehart – she’s just paid out $1.2m in bonuses to winning swimmers as patron. Yet the ABC tries to humiliate her. How is that fair?

Olympian Dawn Fraser has lashed out at Anthony Albanese, calling him “spineless” and “vile” for not criticising the ABC over a controversial sketch about Gina Rinehart.

Ray Hadley wonders whether ABC chairman Kim Williams would ever cop the same sick vilification his organisation dished out on Gina Rinehart and implores managing director Hugh Marks to “put down his martini” and rein in the national broadcaster’s insolent staff.

Australia’s richest citizen has launched a legal assault on the ABC after a clip vocalising violence against her aired on prime time.