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Make no mistake. Sexual harassment and assault tend not to be the fault of one evil wrongdoer.
They are the result of a culture that normalises the privilege of powerful men and says they can do and take what they want.
In fact, nearly half of those people who have experienced sexual harassment in the workplace consider it common behaviour. Two in five are aware of someone else in their workplace being harassed. Yet only one in five will make a complaint.
While the nation s Defence Chief, General Angus Campbell reportedly thinks women can ward off the sexual violence of men by avoiding alcohol and presenting themselves as attractive â the truth is that none of that matters.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has apologized to a former adviser who says she was raped in a parliamentary office. In a Monday interview with The Project , Brittany.
Edith Sheldon shares her story with Juliet Rieden.
When I look back at my life, I can barely believe how lucky I was to survive the horrors of the Holocaust and to have reached the age of 93. Even after the war, things were not easy, but luck came my way again when I was offered a chance of a new life in distant Australia. I was also lucky to have met and married Walter, my soulmate for 60 years. And I am lucky to have two sons and four grandsons I can be proud of. I teach them to appreciate what they have and most of all to not do harm to others.
Why news podcasts thrived in 2020 and what the medium has to offer for advertisers moving forward
Mumbrella s Zanda Wilson speaks with content directors and commercial leads from Acast, Nova Entertainment and Southern Cross Austereo about how the global pandemic set the stage for news podcasts to thrive.
January 28, 2021 8:30
As traditional forms of media suffered amid falling ad spend and the onset of a global pandemic in 2020, on-demand audio offerings like podcasts continued to grow.
In particular, daily news podcasts increased both in number and listenership, and now regularly dominate the Australia Podcast Ranker.
Acast’s head of content Guy Scott-Wilson believes that growth in news podcasting has come as a response to a genuine consumer trend in the market.