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The 6 books by Australian women shortlisted for the Stella Prize

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 gets two female board directors

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

What we need from an Ambassador for Women in Science

Talking to girls in schools is NOT enough.

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5 reasons to bring a pen (and not a laptop) to your next meeting

Technology has completely revolutionised the way we now do business.

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The real cost of low-cost IVF

Partner content, provided by Genea Cost is an important factor for many people thinking about IVF, but one of Australia’s most well-known fertility specialists says there is more than meets the eye when reviewing the cost of treatment.

Good news as Index finds Australian women are progressing on many factors

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

Alina Bain appointed CEO of peak body promoting Oz industry globally

The promotion of Australia industry internationally remains in female hands.

eBook: Meet the 30 Women Redefining Business in Australia

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

The 120 employers that received the gender equality approval stamp

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

This 85-year-old grain co-op just got its first female board director

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

Marina Go appointed to 7-Eleven board

Marina Go has added another major company to her boards portfolio, having just been appointed as a non-executive director at 7-Eleven Stores.

Hillary Clinton is coming to Australia & NZ in May

The Growth Faculty has secured the former presidential candidate for a three city tour.