Women's Agenda

We’re in the midst of a pandemic, but in Victoria the big story is Dr Annaliese van Diemen and her twitter account.

Ainslie van Onselen will start in the top job at the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) in mid May, after being appointed CEO by the board.

We return to the ‘glass cliff’ theory, and question its place in the age of the pandemic.

There is an economic case for the government to invest more in child care to help rebuild the economy after the health crisis is over.

Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy has predicted a more than 50% take-up of the new “COVIDSafe” app, writes Michelle Grattan.

In the latest episode of the Women are the Business podcast, two experts answer the question, can we get to the other side of the pandemic without making gender inequity worse? And just maybe, could we make things better?

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned our lives upside down. Amidst the upheavals, it has laid bare how little we normally pay for “women’s work”.

The announcement came from Premier Gladys Berejiklian today. “Initially, it will just be a day a week and then progressively two days.”

This week we’re talking about how women are leading on COVID-19, the need to ensure every country’s recovery response considers women and girls, and why this work from home thing shouldn’t be an experiment in productivity.

This session with Janine Garner explores how to make connections during a period of physical disconnection, and finding clarity during the pandemic

As long as kids maintain essential literacy, numeracy & social skills while learning at home they will pick up content they may have missed later.

The first female president of Taiwan has been credited with its low COVID-19 infection rate and its swift response to the pandemic.