Women's Agenda

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.

The ABC Board have removed Michelle Guthrie after saying it was “not in the best interests of the ABC for Ms Guthrie to continue to lead the organisation”.

The photo of ultra-marathon runner and tech co founder Sophie Power continue to grab headlines and generate plenty of positive comments.

We interviewed 61 women to find out what it’s like for women building science careers. We found it’s like walking into a headwind.

Labor has announced a bold move for closing the superannuation gender gap, pledging a $400 million package that includes paying super on parental leave.