It’s always a joy to read the wonderfully inclusive coverage in The Saturday Age — except when it isn’t.
This weekend, Age readers were met with a piece about the flower tram from Bourke Street to Bundoora in tribute to slain Israeli student, Aiia Maasarwe.
Except, at the centre of the “community coming together” coverage on the Age website main landing page on Saturday morning was an image which focussed on a woman standing behind a yellow shopping trolley with a sign stuck to the front, that read: “Man free tram zone”.
Is The Age blissfully ignorant to the contradiction?
Are men no longer...
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