It is not uncommon to see family law cases descend into a type of fight club, only moments after exchanging a promise to resolve matters amicably and without the need for protracted litigation. At the family law fight club, accusations of infidelity, sexual dysfunction, child neglect, mental illness or personality disorder, to name a few,…
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The ABC’s chief economic correspondent, Emma Alberici, could have avoided a discreditable ‘analysis’ of corporate tax transparency data (“the CTT data”), had she simply given proper regard to the ATO’s own disclaimer on its use. In fact, the ATO Statement on Corporate Tax (“the ATO Statement”), as subtly referenced at the foot of her report,…
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In commentary typically reserved for the numbered paragraphs of a family law affidavit, yet another feminist writer opines “she’ll be earning no wage for this full-time job called ‘supportive wife.’ Her superannuation is non-existent. Her CV is so out-of-date she’s practically unemployable, or she’s doing unsatisfying poorly-paid work because it won’t interfere with his career.”…
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It’s 2018, and while we finally have marriage equality in Australia, it seems that our views on marriage breakdown are still hopelessly archaic. One need look no further than the furore surrounding the breakdown of Barnaby Joyce’s marriage and his relationship with a new partner. Leading the charge with a spirited character assassination of Joyce,…
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On Friday, embattled AFL CEO, Gillon McLachlan, sought to explain the sudden resignation of two senior AFL executives, on the basis that each had engaged in ‘inappropriate’ affairs with younger female colleagues.
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Friday night’s AFL game between the Sydney Swans and Melbourne was sullied by a sickening strike on Swans player Callum Mills. After only a few minutes into the game, Mills was felled by a single, off-the-ball strike from Melbourne player Tomas Bugg, and suffered a concussion.
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Reports of celebrity divorce frequent our major news publications. While such stories can linger for weeks, a month, or maybe even two, they are quickly forgotten as more newsworthy pieces take precedence.
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Much has been said of a recent attack on Andrew Bolt outside a Melbourne book launch. The attack is alleged to have involved the throwing of “a sticky liquid with glitter and dye” at Bolt.
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