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We need real, urgent action on violence against women, but is banning strangulation porn just another easy way out for our Government?
1+ week, 2+ day ago (83+ words) Hannah Ferguson | Substack We need real, urgent action on violence against women, but is banning strangulation porn just another easy way out for our Government? Cheek’s recap on the week that was. It’s been another big week in the Cheek…...
I skipped school to strike for climate action, but now I’d vote against protecting the forest
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1259+ words) Cheek’s Digital Content Producer, Varsha Yajman, unpacks how Labor’s Great Koala National Park is wedging environmentalists - and why the carbon credits scheme proposed to fund the project might actually do more harm than the deforestation it’s supposed to combat. In…...
From violence to housing to health, Australia is failing young women
3+ week, 3+ day ago (611+ words) Advocate and human rights lawyer, Bianca Tini Brunozzi, is heading to parliament to call for one change that would make a significant difference. When I was younger, I faced my own challenges of safety and housing. But I was determined…...
The racist campaign against Cambridge University’s ‘poster child’ for diversity
3+ week, 5+ day ago (1575+ words) Cheek’s Digital Content Producer, Varsha Yajman, explores the allegations of plagiarism and subsequent media campaign against Cambridge University’s former professor of sociology, Dr Jason Arday. Arday’s death has launched a global discussion of the ways racism impacts not only how…...