December 2007

• Rape in the military
• Glasson: “Of course, some people, particularly those with vested interests (like those making money out of selling alcohol), will feel threatened.”
• Qld Premier Anna Bligh on the Aurukun rape case: video
• Gratuitous John Barrowman blogging
• “Naughty little girl”, explains rape apologist Crown Prosecutor in gang rape of ten year old girl
• It’s a start
• Go go Gillard
• Ten-year-olds aren’t “asking for it”, Judge.
• Blogroll update – for your reading pleasure
• Toddler with “political hair” threatened with preschool expulsion
• Busy day
• Young Women’s Feminist Activism: Medical Students For Choice
• Nominate your favourite blog posts at Club Troppo
• Sunday Skeptic Link
• LJ and the Scunthorpe Problem: No Spice Girls or Doo-Wop for you!
• Citizen Howard: No Comment
• What was that?
• Friday Hoydens: the Garden Makeover TV Brigade
• Of magic and mythology: Reality-based parenting
• Gollumbabies
• Still scary after all these years
• Daria and other rebels
• Kyoto around the traps
• Unilever Ad Man Simon Clift Spells Out the “Joke” to Guerilla Cyber Feminists
• Rudd and Gillard sworn in at Government House
• “Rape Victim Rita”
• My recent favourite Flickr shots
• Plural term
• Reproaches and Laments
• Weekend kid art: what’s on his mind
• Festive Soapmaking, November 2007
• The Age: “Exciting, defining times for women”
• This time last week: Election Day Grevillea
• Friday Hoyden: Colleen McCullough
• “Seen And Heard”: Children in public spaces

November 2007

• “Plus we sell fair trade coffee!”: Say No to WHO Code Offset Attempts
• Friday Funnies: 24 spoof – Jack Bauer saving the day with 1994 technology
• Grin du jour.
• Is Missy Hillary a lipsniger?
• Not just change
• Too busy springcleaning
• Still doing the happy dance
• WTF du jour: “Milkbar” breastfeeding pillow ad
• LOLvovos
• Costello!
• Choking on Costello
• Welcome Rudd and Gillard.
• Time for someone to get chucked off the ABC Board (oops – if only I hadn’t got my coalition cheerleader pundits confused)
• Howard has conceded!
• Friday Hoyden: belated and generalised