Jane Caro AM is a Walkley-winning columnist, author, novelist and social commentator. She appears regularly on Today Extra, and ABC radio Western Plains. She writes a regular column for Sunday Life and her work often appears in The Saturday Paper.
Before the manosphere, there has been a long line of gifted women whose achievements were “erased” by men.
The Australian education system is unique – but not in a good way.
The ‘worst’ word in the world shows the wonderful complexity - and danger - of language.
Machines aren’t just beeping at us now; some of them, creepily, have started to talk.
The advice is easy. Even better, it’s good fun.
When the large family home no longer suited her lifestyle, Jane Caro knew what to do.
No wonder we all feel exhausted, irritated and ready to take a hatchet to our appliances.
When it comes to elections, democracy sausages don’t cook themselves.
For a long time, I was a bit sheepish about my late start, but I don’t feel like that now.
Since the second election of Donald Trump as US president, I have thought about the Rosenstrasse women.