Women's Agenda

Professor Gillian Triggs, Gail Kelly, Dr Kirstin Ferguson and others will be recognised at events across the country in the coming months.

Caroline Spencer has been appointed as Western Australia’s next Auditor General, and will become the first woman to serve in the role when she starts in May. 

The Stella Prize shortlist features six talented women who have written a diverse range of books. They are each up for the $50,000 Stella Prize.

IAG has significantly improved the representation of women on its board, after appointing Michelle Tredenick and Sheila McGregor as independent non-executive directors. 

Talking to girls in schools is NOT enough.

When it comes to jobs, pay, superannuation and education, progress is happening for Australian women.

The promotion of Australia industry internationally remains in female hands.

This is our 2018 Agenda 30, proudly supported by The Australian Institute of Business.

It’s a record. And according to WGEA, it shows that employers are catching on.

Change is happening at CBH Group, where the major grain exporter has just appointed its first woman to its board, grain grower Natalie Browning.