News & Views Hate speech against women is a real problem in Australia but laws fails to address it Anti-discrimination laws specifically cover gender, but the same is not true for many hate speech statutes in Australia
Life Five videos sharing the unique and emotional power of Aretha Franklin Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul, and one of the most influential and legendary musicians of the past 50 years, has died overnight, aged 76.
Emerging Leaders Playbook How to leverage social media as a leadership success tool Is social media draining your time? Then you might be doing it all wrong. Here’s how to use it as a valuable tool for your leadership career.
News & Views Incoming Senator Mehreen Faruqi ready to take on racism & Fraser Anning Dr Mehreen Faruqi is set to replace Greens Senator Lee Rhiannon in the Senate today, becoming Australia’s first female Muslim senator.
News & Views Got dinosaur colleagues halting innovation? Maybe workplace routines are the problem From ‘hackathons’ to ‘design jams’, organisations love the idea of innovating. But are poor workplace routines stopping them in their tracks?
News & Views The case for government single-sex schools: Dr Nicole Archard Currently in Australia there are no government single-sex schools in Queensland, Western Australia or the Northern Territory.
News & Views Our workplaces are filthy and it’s costing us all The typical office desk is home to over 10million bacteria, 400 times more than a toilet seat. People don’t wash their hands & surfaces are officially dirty
Emerging Leaders Playbook How to assess opportunities and get comfortable with the word ‘no’ Find yourself saying ‘yes’ a lot? It could be doing your career, and your wellbeing, some serious damage. Here’s how to assess opportunities
News & Views There’s no such thing as ‘dirt blindness’. Men just need to do more housework Women still do seven hours more housework per week than men, not including childcare. We need to end the assumption that men don’t see the mess.
News & Views Anglo-celtic men make up vast majority of Australia’s top board positions If you find yourself in the boardroom of an ASX 100 company, expect the seats to be overwhelmingly occupied by white men with ‘aussie accents’.
News & Views It’s official: Sarah Hanson-Young kicks of defamation proceedings against David Leyonhjelm Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young promised to sue if Senator David Leyonhjem didn’t apologise. Now she’s launched defamation proceedings.
News & Views The truth about why political staffers rarely speak out about harassment The idea they might be responsible for a tabloid splash or political problems is why political staffers rarely complain about bullying and harassment.