Women's Agenda

Making super contributions voluntary for people on less than A$50,000 a year, as proposed by Lib Senator Andrew Bragg, would be a backward step for women.

Kemi Nekvapil’s story is the next of our series profiling women participating in the annual She Leads Conference in Canberra on 2 August.

Boris Johnson’s ascension to Britain’s prime minister is the culmination of years of scheming and plotting. These numbers characterise his career to date.

In her first speech Kate Thwaites said she is proud to be showing it’s possible to be a parliamentarian & the mother of a young child

It is being reported that something incredible might be happening to James Bond. The next 007 will be black. And a woman.

Bluey, the Australian children’s television series, captures the wonder of parenting and delivers precious nuggets of parenting wisdom along the way

Professionals who have taken a career break often face barriers re-entering the workforce. For women, it can be particularly challenging.

The Be MPowered Conference is an all-day event, aimed at providing resources, connections, knowledge and experience to help empower female founders to reach new personal heights with their business.

Justine Jarvinen has been appointed chief executive officer of UNSW Sydney’s Energy Institute. She has spent two years as COO.

It was a win in Birmingham that sealed the deal for Ash Barty, ending a brilliant month for the Australian player by seeing her become the world number one.