Sex & gender

Anything and everything in Sex & gender from across our archives.

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Podcast episode

The Wheeler Centre

Preview: On Five. A Gala Night of Storytelling. / Sex & relationships

Podcast episode

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The Wheeler Centre

Sexually Transmitted Debt / Sex & relationships

Cultural Impact of AIDS / Sexual & gender politics

With Jessica Whitbread, Dennis Altman, Dion Kagan and 2 others

5 Mar 2015

Past event

The F Word

Roxane Gay / Sexual & gender politics

With Roxane Gay and Maxine Beneba Clarke

Law School Live / Biography & memoir

With Benjamin Law, Jenny Phang, and Amy Gray

7 Mar 2012

News

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Pink Lego For Girls Makes Parents See Red / Sexual & gender politics

By Jo Case

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I Know You Are, I Said You Are: Gender Stereotypes and Kids / Sex & gender

With Sami Shah, Nelly Thomas, Ro Allen and 1 other

20 Feb 2013

Past event

Joyful Strains / Race, religion & identity

With Danny Katz, Shalini Akhil, and Arnold Zable

The F Word: Romance / Romance

With Maxine Beneba Clarke, Kate Belle, Kat Mayo and 1 other

2 Dec 2010

Boys Will Be Boys Clubs / Sexual & gender politics

Novelist Amanda Craig has contended that the best female writers of her generation “worked in the shadow of the Amis-McEwan-Barnes-Rushdie generation” with “many of the worst omissions are, predictably, women”.

Craig goes on to list several female novelists - including Liz Jensen and Pat Ferguson, who “has since been unable to find a mainstream publisher despite her dark, dazzling novels being highly readable and…

9 Dec 2016

News

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Hot Desk Extract: In the Dorm / Poetry

Guest post by Fury

Lunchbox/Soapbox: Hilary Charlesworth on Women and the New Wave of Democracies / Sexual & gender politics

9 Jun 2011

Thursday Choice Cuts / Sexual & gender politics

By Alex Landragin

“Australians have a unique capacity to celebrate failure,” writes crime novelist Angela Savage in a piece on travelling, writing, Australia and the grandeur of failure published today on her blog. “I stumbled across a wonderful example of this during a recent visit to Red Cliffs in Victoria’s Mallee region. Red Cliffs’ main tourist attraction is Big Lizzie, the largest tractor ever built in Australia…