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"I didn't get a full night's sleep for almost 4000 consecutive nights (or 10 years); that could hardly make me lazy."

Single mothers lazy? Anthony Albanese – son of a single mother - is right to call for Pauline Hanson to dump One Nation candidate David Archibald for saying single motherhood "was a lifestyle choice" and that single mothers were "too lazy to attract and hold a mate".
smh.com.au|By Rosy Mobbs

Another woman killed after her partner was granted bail on domestic violence charges.

Teresa Bradford, who was killed in a Gold Coast murder-suicide, was trying to relocate after her husband was freed on domestic violence charges, a friend says.

Teresa Bradford's children found her and husband David's bodies in her Pimpama home about 6.30am Tuesday and rushed outside to alert neighbours.
smh.com.au|By Jorge Branco
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As a newbie in advertising in the 1980s I watched my female colleagues carefully – I was eager to learn – and I began to notice something: women coped with competing in a very male environment in two distinct ways.

Over the years I have noticed that women cope with workplace politics.
smh.com.au|By Jane Caro

"As a small child, I had dreamt of playing professionally like my idols on TV, but then a more realistic 12-year-old me worked out that all my heroes were men and I accepted playing simply because I loved it. I had resigned myself to the fact that inevitably, as per the league's policy on girls, I would have to stop playing and that I'd better enjoy it while I could."

Fairfax Media columnist Daisy Pearce makes her writing debut ahead of the opening AFLW round.
theage.com.au|By Daisy Pearce

In the midst of growing speculation over how the annual White House Correspondents' Association Dinner will unfold under a Trump presidency, or if it will even exist, the Full Frontal with Samantha Bee host announced she will be holding her own event.

With Bee's event competing with the President's own, Donald Trump might find himself under pressure, again, to fill seats.
smh.com.au|By Arielle De Bono

"[Dory] ends up separated from her family. But the other animals help Dory: animals that don't even need her, animals that don't have anything in common with her. They help her, even though they're completely different colours. Because that's what you do when you see someone in need, you help them."

Ellen DeGeneres took a subtle dig at US President Donald Trump's immigration ban on Tuesday by explaining the plot of her hit animated movie, 'Finding Dory'.
smh.com.au|By Jill Serjeant

"At times it's hard to know where to look. There are tan lines, and tattoos, stretch marks and dimples. The oldest couple at the gallery are well into their seventies, and there are bodies of all shapes and sizes. It's all so human and real and raw."

"Don't touch the artwork unless the artwork touches you," Sydney Dance Company director, Rafael Bonachela, says with a smile.
smh.com.au|By Ariane Beeston
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"One of my favourite jokes is about a male feminist. He walks into a bar… because it was set so low."

Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission data shows that, since 2012, 8,500 charities have been registered and more than 13,500 have been revoked.

Despite the enormous number of charities in the world, more are established every year – and many also disappear.
smh.com.au|By Margaret Faulkner and Cathy Nguyen

"A woman who is against abortion for herself but respects and honours other women's choices is, in fact, pro-choice. So which one are you, Minister? Pro-choice, or anti-choice?"

Abortion remains a crime in NSW. Women deserve a minister opposes this.
smh.com.au|By Jenny Noyes

Over the course of a single year, the first year at school, that child who made me a mother went from someone who could haltingly sound out words to a full-on reader; from an unrepentant wriggler to a calm being who could sit quietly on the carpet during circle time; from a worrier permanently at my side to a happy solo bus rider.

Over the course of that year, that child also went from being a boy to being a girl.

The change experienced by Laurie Frankel’s six-year-old was certainly momentous, but at the same time it was remarkably straightforward.
smh.com.au|By Laurie Frankel

The Westworld actress wore a velvet suit by Altuzarra on the SAGs red carpet, but it was the silver bands that she and Villa had on their left ring fingers that some sharp-eyed reporters noticed.

Evan Rachel Wood, who's vowed to wear only pants to awards shows this season, turned up at the Screen Actors Guild awards Sunday wearing something else.
smh.com.au|By Maria Puente

Warner Bros just released the first picture from this year's all-female Oceans Eight remake.

From the left: Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Rihanna, Mindy Kaling, Awkwafina, Helena Bonham Carter, Anne Hathaway, and Sarah Paulson.

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Before the presidential election, Duca was writing for publications like Teen Vogue, focusing mostly on pop-culture fixtures like Kylie Jenner and her unexpected passion for cheap ramen noodles.

After the election, something changed. "It felt like nothing I was working on mattered anymore," she said.

The 25-year-old writer has gathered headlines and hordes of followers since her piece 'Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America' went viral.
smh.com.au|By Rachel Dodes

The sisters' father, property mogul Mohamed Hadid, is a Palestinian immigrant of Muslim faith.

On Sunday, supermodels Gigi and Bella Hadid used their platform to pose a challenge to President Donald Trump's polarising anti-immigration orders.
smh.com.au|By Jaleesa M. Jones