Pomp! Circumstance! Policy! Politics! From Margaret Thatcher through ceremonial dressing to holding clothes swaps in Parliament, power dressing can be a complicated business, says this week's guest, Labor Member of the NSW Upper House, Dr Sarah Kaine. Just don't dismiss fashion as frivolous, please. We all know its impacts extend far and wide.
Dr Kaine is the NSW state parliament's Chair of the Standing Committee on Social Issues, has a background in the union movement, and a formidable rep for acing second-hand style. Tabled for debate?
Why organised labour is so important in protecting the right to dignity and fairness at work; the truth about modern slavery, where governments can move the needle on EPR, and what's going on in Australia's public university sector right now. Oh and Liz Taylor! What?! Listen to find out.
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