Partner Content Big issues, small children: How to teach children about bad news? Chris Legg, CEO of KU, says the changing nature of media means that children are exposed to more bad news more often than in the past.
News & Views Cricket Australia’s new gender rules give much-needed clarity to athletes and clubs Cricket Australia has made a significant contribution to gender diversity policy by producing a very detailed set of rules and guidelines for cricket.
News & Views Why a code of conduct may not be enough to change the boys’ club culture in the Liberal Party While a code of conduct is a step in the right direction, it is unlikely to change the internal culture of the Liberal Party.
News & Views It was a chance to discuss women’s safety, instead women were silenced The PM said women should ‘contact the police’. At least one MP deleted comments about the safety of women from his Facebook page.
Partner Content How Kathy Nashaat smashed development ceilings to lead her own way For Kathy Nashaat, effective leadership means more than applying skills to a role. It means being ethical, innovative and forward thinking.
News & Views Childcare costs are an increasing stress for parents. Now’s the time for good policy-making Childcare costs have risen by about 145% in real terms since 2002. We need some good policy-making to help increasingly stressed parents.
News & Views Voluntary super: a good way to increase women’s dependence on men 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.
Leadership Taking space with Kemi Nekvapil Kemi Nekvapil’s story is the next of our series profiling women participating in the annual She Leads Conference in Canberra on 2 August.
News & Views Boris Johnson by numbers: the next UK prime minister’s career summed up 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.
News & Views Men caring for kids cannot be viewed as ‘unicorns’: Kate Thwaites’ first speech in parliament 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
Partner Content The technology that’s changing our perception of dementia, and the woman behind it all Rebecca Hogan is at the forefront of a new normal in aged care– one that sees greater awareness and treatment of those living with dementia.
News & Views A black, female 007? As a lifelong James Bond fan, I say bring it on It is being reported that something incredible might be happening to James Bond. The next 007 will be black. And a woman.