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Antoinette Lattouf is a broadcaster, columnist and author. She is co-host of The Briefing podcast and co-founder of Media Diversity Australia.

After #BLM, Aussie newsrooms became more white
Opinion
Racism

After #BLM, Aussie newsrooms became more white

Australia is all the richer for its cultural diversity, but you wouldn’t know that based on who gets to tell our stories.

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Poor little rich kids: Why isn’t anyone talking about their woes?
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Parenting

Poor little rich kids: Why isn’t anyone talking about their woes?

Is it possible for my daughters to be empathetic and resilient when their biggest hardship was the one time they had to share a bed at a luxurious resort in Singapore?

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It’s unfair to expect men to do more unpaid work until something gives

It’s unfair to expect men to do more unpaid work until something gives

Persistent inequities in the division of unpaid work won’t shift because of well-meaning blokes alone.

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Whoever invented Book Week needs their costumed head read
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Parenting

Whoever invented Book Week needs their costumed head read

I love books – and I love kids reading – but not the angst and cost that this event puts on time-poor parents.

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Attacks on ABC presenter Fauziah Ibrahim go too far

Attacks on ABC presenter Fauziah Ibrahim go too far

If you’re a woman of colour who is perceived to have made a mistake, the trolling can be brutal and sustained. It can hurt your career and threaten your safety.

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Injectables hinder not only the way people read your face, but the way you read theirs
Opinion
Psychology

Injectables hinder not only the way people read your face, but the way you read theirs

A new TV experiment recruits first-time Botox users to take a closer look at the long-term effects of cosmetic injectables. It’s easy to forget the face plays a fundamental social role.

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I’ve made a promise to my children: I’m going to learn to swim

I’ve made a promise to my children: I’m going to learn to swim

It goes against the stereotype, but one in four Australians are weak swimmers or can’t swim at all.

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‘Segregation’ and ‘apartheid’: Strange bedfellows are misusing the language of oppression

‘Segregation’ and ‘apartheid’: Strange bedfellows are misusing the language of oppression

When it comes to the rhetoric around vaccines and lockdowns, something odd has happened.

  • by Antoinette Lattouf