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australia

Blow for non-binary folks – Norrie’s ‘ungendered’ status withdrawn

by Lauredhel on March 18, 2010

in gender & feminism, trans

Quickhit: iiSmackdown: Roadshow, Disney, Paramount, Sony, 20thC Fox, Universal, Dreamworks, Warner Bros, and friends to pay costs

by Lauredhel on February 4, 2010

in law & order, technology

That Homebirth Study in South Australia

by Lauredhel on January 16, 2010

in Science, gender & feminism, medicine, reproductive justice

18th Down Under Feminist Carnival is up at Wallaby

by Lauredhel on November 9, 2009

in Meta, blogging, gender & feminism

Volunteers needed NOW for Down Under Feminists Carnival hosting!

by Lauredhel on September 7, 2009

in blogging, gender & feminism

Inaccurate contraceptive info from National Prescribing Service

by Lauredhel on August 28, 2009

in Science, gender & feminism, medicine, reproductive justice, sexuality and health, skeptics

Tom Calma: Indigenous Advisory Body to have Full Gender Equality at All Levels

by Lauredhel on August 27, 2009

in Politics, gender & feminism, indigenous, race & racism

11 August 2009: Yolngu Nation Federation

by Lauredhel on August 11, 2009

in Politics, indigenous

Backwards Glance: Kingswood Country

by Lauredhel on July 21, 2009

in entertainment, gender & feminism, media, race & racism

Masterchef Australia: Media Integrity Ahoy! [SPOILERS]

by Lauredhel on July 20, 2009

in media

Why Feminists Need To Be Concerned About Accessible Parking Restrictions

by Lauredhel on June 3, 2009

in activism/charity, disability, ethics & philosophy, social change

“Harmonisation” of disabled parking schemes: What are the current State and Territory criteria?

by Guest Hoyden on June 1, 2009

in Politics, activism/charity, disability, social justice

Conroy backing down on internet censorship?

by Lauredhel on May 27, 2009

in Politics, books & writing, culture wars, technology

Marry, shag, or throw off a cliff? Reality TV edition

by Lauredhel on May 17, 2009

in fun & hobbies

Emergency Department “Did Not Waits” – what’s the real story?

by Lauredhel on April 20, 2009

in Politics, health, medicine

Feminism and birth in Australia: moving from stat-wrangling towards a reproductive choice perspective

by Lauredhel on April 11, 2009

in gender & feminism, health, law & order, reproductive justice

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