This week on Women's Agenda, the highs of the women's game and the very deep lows following the actions of men.
Plus, all the language that skirts around the issues to protect reputations
Still, there were the wins! Deborah Mailman becoming the first Aboriginal person inducted into the Logies Hall of Fame, and the AFLW roaring back with big double-header crowds (and six matches around men's grand final weekend).
Then we unpack the Sydney Swans scandal, and the language that reflexively protects footballers. Jacqui Lambie leads the fight against the government's $5,000 cap on veterans' allied health -- and what it means for women veterans and the 2,500+ women in a military sexual-violence class action.
And to cap it all off, the alarming new University of Melbourne research finds nearly one in three teen boys believe equality for women has \"gone too far\".
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