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What to read next: A quilt of lesbian lives and a brave cancer memoir - Vimarsana News

What to read next: A quilt of lesbian lives and a brave cancer memoir

The inspiring Patting the Shark and Lucianne Tonti’s stylish book on the future of fashion lead our wrap of new book reviews.

Today's 'woman' is supposed to people-please yet also be an empowered 'girlboss' – why? | Van Badham - Vimarsana News

Today's 'woman' is supposed to people-please yet also be an empowered 'girlboss' – why? | Van Badham

The patriarchy has realised liberal feminism’s potential to make women too stressed to revolt against the vampiric masculinities in their lives

MPavilion March program curated around 'Design as a Human Right' - Vimarsana News

MPavilion March program curated around 'Design as a Human Right'

Closing out Melbourne Design Week, Making Home, from Sunday 27 March until Friday 1 April, highlights the critical issue of women in Australia who make up the fastest growing cohort of people experiencing homelessness or hardship. This installation includes a series of talks and workshops in collaboration with Tania Davidge, Samantha Donnelly, Fiona York, Dr Katrina Raynor and Sophie Dyring.

Delaying elective surgery could spark 'massive healthcare crisis' in Victoria, experts warn | Victoria - Vimarsana News

Delaying elective surgery could spark 'massive healthcare crisis' in Victoria, experts warn | Victoria

Doctors and patients criticise state government decision to suspend procedures during Covid wave

Books we loved in 2021: Top authors reveal the best reads of the year - Vimarsana News

Books we loved in 2021: Top authors reveal the best reads of the year

Jonathan Franzen, Helen Garner, Kazuo Ishiguro and other leading writers from home and abroad give thanks for the books that got them through a difficult year.