Julia Baird, The Sydney Morning Herald

Julia Baird

The Sydney Morning Herald

Australia

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Past:
  • The Sydney Morning Herald
  • The New York Times
  • Essential Kids
  • Canberra Times
  • Daily Life
  • Mamamia
  • The Age

Past articles by Julia:

From faith to fear: churches put to the test

The fundamental problem remains: the fact that blokes, in the main, run religious institutions. → Read More

The most dangerous form of domestic abuse is not a crime in NSW, but momentum is building for change

This week a law will be introduced into Parliament which will criminalise patterns of controlling behaviour. → Read More

Scott Morrison is a genuine Christian

Let’s not scoff at prayer; millions are reaching to God and the good. → Read More

What I Know About Famous Men’s Penises

And sincerely wish I didn’t. → Read More

Your Fake Australian Accent Is Terrible, Mate

Americans and the British love to mock how we talk. But they can’t imitate it. → Read More

Women, Own Your ‘Dr.’ Titles

I used to think the best response to online abuse was to retreat and be quiet. Now I think we need to blaze and burn. → Read More

What I really want to teach my son

He’s only nine, but he delights in life and it's contagious. → Read More

The New York Times Company

The point is not whether church communities are more prone to domestic violence. It’s that they are not immune from it. → Read More

An idea quickly agreed to: Julia Gillard's next move

Former prime minister to serve as inaugural chair of the new Global Institute for Women's Leadership in London. → Read More

Barnaby Joyce reveals the truth about bachelor pads

The whole point of a bachelor pad is the glamour of seduction, not its grittier, more mundane aftermath. → Read More

The remarkable privilege of being a male politician

If it were, say, Joyce Joyce, a married female party leader and deputy prime minister who impregnated a younger staffer, the story would been pursued with great vigour and determination months ago. → Read More

My experience of the harassment that's been missing from the #metoo debate

It includes bullying by powerful men who reach out to younger, usually female, colleagues, declare they will champion and mentor them, then overstep boundaries. → Read More

My experience of the harassment that's been missing from the #metoo debate

It includes bullying by powerful men who reach out to younger, usually female, colleagues, declare they will champion and mentor them, then overstep boundaries. → Read More

Let's salute the true heroes of 2017

This past year was notable for those brave souls daring to speak out against injustices. → Read More

One step too far: the trigger that makes women walk out on abusive husbands

More often than we realise, child abuse and domestic abuse exist in the same families. → Read More

To be truly modern, Prince Harry needs to do more than marry Meghan Markle

The British monarchy has often been more progressive than its politicians and prime ministers. → Read More

Same-sex marriage result was a defeat for only one type of Christianity

Is it really possible to say God was not part of those scenes of unabashed joy, sitting cranky on the sidelines? → Read More

The day I met my parking inspector nemesis

Few sights are more universally loathed than that of a parking inspector. → Read More

The Sydney Anglican Synod is finally listening to victims of domestic violence

The $1 million given to the "no" campaign, drowned out coverage of the Sydney Anglican Synod's historic apology to victims of domestic violence. → Read More

Teachers who shape our lives for better or worse

Surely every kid should only ever be told to dare to do and be more. → Read More