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Julia Baird | The Age

The Age •
October 23, 2026 • 12:30 AM
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Julia Baird is a journalist, author and regular columnist. Her latest book is Bright Shining: how grace changes everything.

Julia Baird | The Age

We like to blame modern times and modern platforms, but answers, too, can be found in our long history of insisting that women quietly endure.

He was a great human. And he paid attention, especially to the things that aren’t written down, that aren’t on the syllabus.

Magda’s book has given us three important lessons. Everyone should read it.

Abortion bans don’t work. But every pregnancy starts with one act, by a male.

All praise to the religious women who refuse to believe their God wanted to keep them beneath men.

In January 2023, Lindsay Clancy was building a snowman with her three children. Hours later, in the midst of a postpartum psychotic episode, she strangled them.

Gen Zs are largely responsible for the travel boom in Europe. But what they are missing is the joy of not being seen.

Can we revert to the original, Grecian meaning of this long-misused term? Let’s rest on our laurels for a bit! Stick it to the “rise and grind” of hustle culture.

Cliches may create controversy, but they’re also boring.

Since the booing, the Aboriginal pastor has felt grateful that it revealed the ugliness Aboriginal people are routinely exposed to.

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