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Floored
This post examines how a lack of postpartum care affects mothers’ sense of safety and confidence in their bodies and lives. Anyone undertaking a big project will know the last few steps are the...
The House Next Door
This post discusses the importance of a house being a home, even if you don't owe it, and why Australian tenants should have more rights. I awoke at 5 am to the sound of the side gate clattering. I...
Safety First
This post asks, "Why do we still have trouble acknowledging men's and women's experiences in public and private spaces are different?". Sarah reads this post (unedited). “I think you should take out...
Clock Time
This post explores how time pressure can lead to the deprivation of what we most want and need to make a meaningful life. An unedited audio version of the post, read by Sarah. Bonus dogs barking in...
Winter
This post explores the idea of individual responsibility and the role of society in the face of hardship. An unedited audio version of the post - read by Sarah. At some point, we will all weather...
Oh Boy
This post explores gender and public policy and asks, “Does being an advocate for women and mothers make you anti-men?”. I received positive feedback about the audio version of last month's post, so...
Held
In this post, I reflect on how Women's Circles can be a place to feel and connect in ways that aren't readily available in our everyday lives. Audio - I'm trying out offering an audio version of my...
Care
In this post, I reflect on the role of unpaid care in my childhood. How could we better value and recognise the role of unpaid care, most often undertaken by women, in our public policy? One of the...
The Places We Go
Leaving the house with a baby or small child is a feat worthy of a medal. When I first did it with my two-week-old son, I sent my husband a photograph to celebrate. In the photo, my tiny baby is in...
Making Gravy
In this month's post, I share how my childhood Christmas story was and continues to be shaped by intergenerational trauma. On Christmas Eve 1963, Alexander and May were coming home...
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