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This week marks the end of Grace Tame’s time as Australian of the Year. She has used her tenure to provide a clarion call for a national reckoning about the treatment of women. Along with other victim-survivors and advocates she has challenged us to do better. We must honour her work in this role, as well as the work of so many others, by achieving a National Plan, writes Labor Senator Jenny McAllister. We didn’t know it at the time, but Grace Tame’s powerful advocacy coincided with – and amplified – a cultural moment that had been building in…
- Adam Bandt, Anne Aly, Anthony Albanese, Bridget Archer, Christian Porter, Damian Drum, Helen Haines, Joel Fitzgibbon, Josh Burns, Ken O'Dowd, Kristy McBain, Luke Gosling, Matt Keogh, Meryl Swanson, Rachel Swift, Rebekha Sharkie, Rowan Ramsey, Scott Morrison, Steve Irons, Tim Wilson, Warren Entsch, Zali Steggall
- 16 May 2022
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