Josephine Tovey
National News Editor at The Guardian Australia
News editor @GuardianAus. Formerly journalist and columnist with the @Smh
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Mike Ticher |Josephine Tovey |Bridie Jabour
In the past 20 years men have not increased the amount of housework they do, despite women’s workloads increasing. While they’re at work, women are still earning less than men. And as these inequalities continue to play out, Donald Trump’s assault on diversity and inclusion programs threatens to spill over into Australia.
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Dec 19, 2024 |
theguardian.com | Mike Ticher |Josephine Tovey
Presented by Bridie Jabour with Lenore Taylor, Mike Ticher and Josephine Tovey; Produced by Camilla Hannan and Joe Koning;Thu 19 Dec 2024 09.00 ESTThis year, the gap between the rich and poor got wider in Australia - as the housing crisis deepened and the cost of living hit hard. But while there were moments of despair, there were also times of joy that may give us reason to be hopeful for 2025.
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Oct 24, 2024 |
theguardian.com | Bridie Jabour |Josephine Tovey
In Queensland, the state election has been dominated by one word: abortion. It follows an anti-abortion bill in South Australia that would force women seeking an abortion after 27 weeks and six days – an extremely rare occurrence – to be induced to deliver the child alive, and either to keep it or put it up for adoption. The bill was narrowly defeated by just one vote. As this conversation infiltrates state politics, conservatives have already begun putting it on the national agenda.
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Oct 17, 2024 |
theguardian.com | Bridie Jabour with |Patrick Keneally |Josephine Tovey |Bridie Jabour
This week, news broke that Anthony Albanese purchased a slice of paradise set on the clifftops of the NSW Central Coast. Forking out $4.3m on a property created some bruising headlines for the prime minister, but did he actually do anything wrong?
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Aug 29, 2024 |
theguardian.com | Bridie Jabour with |Josephine Tovey |Mike Ticher |Bridie Jabour
The Albanese government has seemingly walked back a promise to include questions on sexuality and gender diversity in the next census. The treasurer, Jim Chalmers, justified Labor’s decision by saying they wanted to prevent a divisive debate in the community, but the decision was met with criticism from LGBTQ+ rights groups. So why is Labor shying away from this conversation?
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This piece is staggering - and to think it’s only one story among many thousands of unfathomable loss in Gaza. So incredibly reported by @NesrineMalik too. https://t.co/cfIEAYwQog
Very good piece by @bairdjulia here on this incredibly strange case https://t.co/i7UhjAOZ4N
RT @richardwarnica: One of the saddest stories I’ve ever worked on. Gerald Fremlin sexually abused Andrea Skinner when she was a child. Whe…
