Plus First World feminism and Top End innovations in public administration
A broad range of voices. Promo for Guardian Australia event: Guardian Live and the Australian Marriage Equality campaign have brought together a broad range of -voices to talk about what the future of marriage equality looks like.
Here's a hint of how broad it will be: Guardian Australia's David Marr will chair this wide-ranging conversation. 
A broad range of furious agreement: We have assembled a range of prominent speakers including Bill Shorten (Leader of the Opposition), Richard Di Natale (Greens leader), Michelle Heyman (Matildas star), Rodney Croome (Australian Marriage Equality), Kristina Keneally, Van Badham, Ben Davison, Ally Hocking Howe and Benjamin Law.
Dreams. The Advertiser, yesterday: Environmental entrepreneurs across the globe will vie for $250,000 in funding â€¦ the state government hopes will help Adelaide take the title of â€¦ first carbon-neutral city.
And reality. The Advertiser, Feb-ruary 26: The state is at serious risk of forced blackouts as soon as next summer as the rise of wind and solar energy -forces baseload fossil-fuel power plants out of business.
Feminism, First World style. Melbourne Leader,   March 9: A Yarra councillor wants to see more "green and red lady" pedestrian signals installed â€¦ to promote gender equality â€¦ The council last night passed a motion that at new signalised pedestrian crossings, the "green and red lady" be installed in place of the illuminated man, subject to VicRoads approval. Greens councillor Misha Coleman said the initiative was a "unique and rare" way to display gender equity â€¦ "I'm a mother of two young children and we always talk about waiting for the 'green man'," Cr Coleman said. "From when kids are young enough to walk they are given an instruction by a man and it has never occurred to any of us that that is inherently so biased."
A review or a scold? Sarah Thomas, The Sydney Morning Herald, -yesterday: It is a strange time to be making "racial" jokes when the world is a hotbed of Islamophobia, the US is awash with battles over diversity and equality and its next potential leader is so rabidly xenophobic that he's been compared to Hitler. But that's where John Cleese takes the audience â€¦ Apparently it's a stand against the perceived constraints of political correctness, but quite what the fight is for when it's resulting in lazy jokes that should never have escaped the 1970s doesn't seem to be a particularly worthwhile or fruitful victory.
Don't forget to tweak the previous day's web copy if it's also running in the paper. The Age, yesterday: Daniel Andrews opened the door to compensation for residents in an interview on ABC radio this morning.
Innovative public administration. ABC News website, Tuesday: The head of the Northern Territory's troubled child protection system is holding a "onesie day" to celebrate her first year in the job. The Department of Children and Families chief executive Anne Bradford declared Wednesday â€¦ as "DCF Onesie Day" in a staff bulletin, complete with an example picture of a woman in a lemur animal onesie and a link to an online supplier.
The Sydney Morning Herald covers the big issues. Website, yesterday:Are you lathering your shampoo the correct way?