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'Be careful posting images online' is just another form of modern-day victim-blaming

  • Written by: Anastasia Powell, Senior Research and ARC DECRA Fellow, Justice and Legal Studies, RMIT University
imageNo-one ever told a victim of identity fraud that they should never have stored their money electronically in the first place.shutterstock

The revelations this week of yet another vile website where men and boys trade in the non-consensual images of women and girls has police and many in the broader Australian public concerned about these harassing...

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Friday essay: the untold story behind the 1966 Wave Hill Walk-Off

  • Written by: Felicity Meakins, ARC Research Fellow (DECRA) in Linguistics, The University of Queensland

* Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers should be aware that this article contain images, voices and names of deceased people.

Fifty years ago, the Gurindji people of the Northern Territory made their name across Australia with the 1966 Wave Hill Walk-Off. It was a landmark event that inspired national change: equal wages for Aboriginal...

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Cheating, bribery and scandal: how the ancient Greeks did the Olympic Games

  • Written by: Julia Kindt, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Classics and Ancient History, University of Sydney
imageIn a world where few believed in an afterlife, this-worldly glory mattered immensely.Shutterstock

Is cheating at the Olympic Games a symptom of modernity? Do recent scandals involving athletes signal the decline of the Olympic idea?

While in antiquity instances of bribery remained the exception – and were heavily punished – there’s...

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Equal but not the same: equestrian sport's unisex approach hides inequity

  • Written by: Kirrilly Thompson, Associate professor, CQUniversity Australia

Olympic equestrian events are celebrated for allowing men and women to compete with and against one another. But is this joining of hands and hooves a win for gender equality?

Most Olympic sports are sex-segregated based on the assumption that men have an unfair physical advantage. But good horse riding requires skill, technique, precision and...

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