Sexual consent — yes, no, maybe

Allegations of rape or sexual assault, especially on campus, often flow from encounters where both parties are drunk.

COMMENTNo rape crisis on campus

After all the dire predictions about university campuses crawling with rapists, the results are in.

In the accuser’s favour

NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 05: Emma Sulkowicz, a senior visual arts student at Columbia University, carries a mattress in protest of the university's lack of action after she reported being raped during her sophomore year on September 5, 2014 in New York City. Sulkowicz has said she is committed to carrying the mattress everywhere she goes until the university expels the rapist or he leaves. The protest is also doubling as her senior thesis project. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

Rape culture narrative on campus encourages fear and false allegations.

In men’s defence

In men’s defence

Examining the the rise of the honey badgers — women who are taking up the male rights cause with a lot of gusto.

When it’s on for young and old

When it’s on for young and old

The French presidential frontrunner’s marriage to a woman 24 years his senior has captivated public attention.

Challenge to bias in social science

Challenge to bias in social science

Queensland University recruit Roy Baumeister has a formidable reputation for ruffling feathers.

COMMENTAnti-male gender bias entrenched

Anti-male gender bias entrenched

Changes to Victorian manslaughter and rape laws have resulted in one of the most gender-biased jurisdictions.

Guess who abhors men’s doco

Guess who abhors men’s doco

Feminists are trying to shut down a sister’s film that challenges their myths.

COMMENTMaking little boys feel ashamed

Making little boys feel ashamed

The violence most children are experiencing in homes is two-way violence involving both mothers and fathers.

Rape culture hysteria on horizon

Rape culture hysteria on horizon

The scene is set for exaggerated claims of sexual violence at Australia’s universities.

Ideology driving violence debate

Ideology driving violence debate

Australia’s approach to dealing with domestic violence ignores women’s participation, says senator David ­Leyonhjelm.

Always beating up on men

Always beating up on men

Domestic violence groups have built an industry on skewed figures.

Blokes alone not to blame

Blokes alone not to blame

The femocrats face a herculean task denying the reality we see all about us in terms of domestic violence.

Sex etiquette for online daters

Sex etiquette for online daters

For many, especially older people, the question is still ‘how soon is too soon?’.

Not quite sex advice 101

Not quite sex advice 101

Luke Warm Sex is playful and provocative but fails to satisfy at the crucial moments.

Song and dance over grievance

Song and dance over grievance

The witless outcry over a bawdy song at UNSW amplifies a sad culture of complaint.

Minister’s story fails gender test

Minister’s story fails gender test

Daniel Andrews today responds to the report from Australia’s first Royal Commission into Family Violence.

Learn language of online dating

Learn language of online dating

Those willing to be persistent and cheerful and learn the mores of this new world will succeed.

No to government by wacky cause

No to government by wacky cause

Our gender politics are increasingly playing out on social media, creating a mob rule mentality.

Flirting with confected outrage

Flirting with confected outrage

The Gayle and Briggs beat-ups reflect poorly on the thought police.

Silent victims

Silent victims

Our culture assumes domestic violence is committed by men, but data reveals a high number of women are abusers.

Are women losing their sex drive

Are women losing their sex drive

Amid the salacious reporting following the Ashley Madison hack this month, there was one startling revelation.

Do men prefer a wife at home?

Do men prefer a wife at home?

‘Aussie men prefer the wife to stay home’ was the anti-male media reaction to new research. But what’s the truth?

Love at first site?

Love at first site?

Women can be fussier than men when sizing up potential mates online, dating data shows.

High fidelity

High fidelity

Sex outside marriage tends to be the exception, but it may be time for change.

Reality check on teen sexual acitivity

Reality check on teen sexual acitivity

RELAX, parents. Here’s a welcome break from the stream of articles warning about sex dangers awaiting your innocent offspring.

Men do it tougher in golden years

Men do it tougher in golden years

AFTER a big career can come a big void, leaving men socially adrift.

Society wedded to fallacies on families

Society wedded to fallacies on families

DYSFUNCTIONAL families might make for good TV, but the truth is that children do better when they live with both parents.

Selective zealotry of morals brigade

Selective zealotry of morals brigade

OUR self-appointed guardians see sexual abuse in some areas but not others.

Divorce wars cruelling men’s chances

Divorce wars cruelling men’s chances

THE Family Court is concerned about the escalation of false claims made about men during divorce battles.