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Addled PM must bite the bullet on women's rights

Addled PM must bite the bullet on women’s rights We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss March 17, 2021 — 12.10am Save Normal text size Credit:Sydney Morning Herald The Prime Minister has shown that he doesn’t have any serious intentions of changing the culture of discrimination, sexual assault and harassment against women (“PM’s tin ear on display as crowd vents anger”, March 16). If he did, he would have accepted the invitation to attend the March 4 Justice rally. He could have listened to the voices of the women and, having heard their stories, responded with an undertaking to bring forward reform, showing a determination to change the current toxic climate. Instead, he tells us how lucky we are to live in a country where you are not going to get shot for attending a protest. Really? Such a complete lack of understanding and empathy fills me with despair. We need to keep pressure on the governme

Letters: Complaining and explaining: an unhappy formula for a royal duchess

6 March 2021 • 12:02am The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have recorded an interview with Oprah Winfrey, which is due to be aired in Britain next Monday Credit: JEREMY SELWYN/AFP SIR – The Queen is well known for following the philosophy of “never explain, never complain”, having been in the public spotlight for most of her adult life. The Duchesses of Cornwall and Cambridge have successfully followed her lead, despite years of intense press scrutiny. But the Duchess of Sussex has spent the last year doing far too much explaining and complaining while being handsomely rewarded. My sympathies are with Prince Harry.

Pandemic 'baby boom' might be 'baby bust' | The Daily Gazette

Pandemic ‘baby boom’ might be ‘baby bust’ | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Newton Thompson, 8-months-old of Scotia, smiles with teacher Jankie Lakhram, of Schenectady, as teacher s assistant Lori Goodman, of Schenectady, plays in the background with Ainsley Kaczmarek, 1-year-old of Glenville, in the infant classroom at YWCA Early Learning Center at SUNY Schenectady in Schenectady last week Shares62  When much of the country entered lockdown in March, some began questioning if a pandemic-driven baby boom which sometimes happens as a result of staying indoors for extended periods   was a possibility. Some even insisted that people getting closer in quarantine could only lead to families expanding.