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Please don’t approach me

May 30, 2018By Nicole McKenzie

I yank out a red basket from the pile and walk towards the fresh produce. “Excuse me,” I hear a man behind me. I turn around, an unimpressed look on my face. There are only two possibilities – this manRead more…

May 30, 2018Nicole McKenzie 0 Comments

In Control, In Command

May 24, 2018By Tamara Lazaroff

1. Last September on the Camino de Santiago pilgrim trail, I found myself about-facing, hobbling back to the cathedral city of Leon. Along with my shin splint – I didn’t know what that was either – I was leper-like, coveredRead more…

May 24, 2018Tamara Lazaroff 0 Comments

The toxic language of clean eating

May 17, 2018By Alice Wilson

My grandmother died at 98. In all her 98 years, she never counted a calorie or step. She ate bread and butter and she baked using white flour and sugar, and never tracked her nutrients with the vigilance of aRead more…

May 17, 2018Alice Wilson 1 comment

Ride the wild wind: Feminism in pony fiction

May 10, 2018By Angharad Lodwick

I settle into my new Wintec saddle and guide my pony to a halt. We’ve already trotted in circles and figure eights for enough time in the little yard for Trixie to cough, snort, wheeze and fart her displeasure. TrixieRead more…

May 10, 2018Angharad Lodwick 0 Comments

Generation Gap: How feminists of different ages are connecting to #MeToo

May 9, 2018By Matilda Dixon-Smith

This piece was first published at Feminist Writers Festival by Matilda Dixon Smith. The FWF Victoria program runs May 25–27 in Melbourne and Geelong, and live streamed to wherever you may be. _ Recently, while speaking with a senior manager of a crisis support centre, I feltRead more…

May 9, 2018Matilda Dixon-Smith 0 Comments
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