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Cash fails the gender equity test Cash fails the gender equity test 15 February 2021 4:36AM At least the wattle's Australian UK comparison site Merchant Machine analysed banknotes around the world to assess them for gender equity and found that 88 per cent of the world’s banknotes feature images of men and that 69 of the world’s 177 currencies have all-male notes. The United States, India and China have never featured images of women on their banknotes. Australia, Sweden and Denmark are the gender equity standouts, with equal numbers of men and women featured on their notes. Queen Eliza...

The former prime minister believes the nation's way of life is under threat, pointing to rules against people sitting in the front seat of taxis, which he considers a mark of being Australian.

Former Liberal prime minister says Australia has ‘imported fads like sports stars taking a knee’ from overseas

With public spending on an unprecedented scale and previously unimaginable restrictions on our daily lives, 2020 hasn't been a great year for "small government conservatives". But with "pandemic pragmatism" tempering the instinct for lower spending and greater freedom, there's now scope to focus on the other main element in the conservative creed: namely love of country and appreciation of our history. And there's more need for that too, as the Australia that emerges from the pandemic will not only have more debt and bigger government. As things stand, it's likely to be less self-confiden...

U.s. navy. what a great example of 100 years of mateship. and when you grieve, as you said, you noted at the outset, so do we. so we send our love, our prayers and our condolences to all of the victims and their families of the shocking shooting in the school in florida. we are mates. we stand by each other. and when we are hurt, we are hurt as well. so, mr. president, thank you for your warm welcome. 100 years of mateship. we celebrate 100 years ago on july 4. general john monash led american and australian troops into battle in the first world war for the first time. we've been side by side ...