Women's Agenda

When it comes to startups in Australia, we’re making some progress on getting more women involved, with the number of female startups increasing from 18% in 2015 to 25% in 2018.

Nikki Haley will leave her post as US Ambassador to the UN at the end of the year, in order to give somebody else an opportunity to take on the job. 

Alan Jones sort of apologised, but he still isn’t convinced he bullied Opera House CEO Louise Herron last Friday when he threatened her job live on air.

Women are 10 per cent more productive at work, according to new data from Hive. But they’re getting assigned more tasks, than men.

Nadia Murad and Denis Mukwege have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their work campaigning against sexual violence internationally.

Our Leadership Awards give us so much pride.

Today we announced the winners of the 2018 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards in the Softel Sydney Wentworth during our Leadership Lunch.

If delivered, Labor’s plan for preschool would (finally) bring Australia up to speed with much of our developed world competitors.

Stryker is already known for being one of Australia’s Best Places to Work, but its Women Without Limits program is seriously unique in setting it apart.

Christine Blasey Ford details her claims that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh attacked her when they were both teenagers.

Christie Whitehill shares her insights on how women in start-ups should approach winning a business grant and funding for their ventures.