Women's Agenda

If you find yourself in the boardroom of an ASX 100 company, expect the seats to be overwhelmingly occupied by white men with ‘aussie accents’. 

Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young promised to sue if Senator David Leyonhjem didn’t apologise. Now she’s launched defamation proceedings.

The idea they might be responsible for a tabloid splash or political problems is why political staffers rarely complain about bullying and harassment.

Alex Hattingh is part of a growing trend of organisations and startups aiming to bring people management directly into their executive teams, by appointing a ‘Chief People Officer’.

In one of the most significant female appointments of the year, Shemara Wikramanayake has just been named the next chief executive of Macquarie Group. 

Kitty Flanagan has taken on Channel Ten’s all-male line-up in a brilliant sketch on ABC’s The Weekly.

Nobel Peace Prize recipient Malala Yousafzai will be making her first trip to Australia later this year. 

It’s the style of politics that’s exemplified by world leaders like Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and many more: strongman politics.

Katy Barfield is on a mission to reduce the colossal waste Australia’s food industry generates yearly through her world-first online marketplace, Yume.

Our latest Women’s Agenda podcast is away! This time special guest Lisa Annese, the CEO of the Diversity Council of Australia, joined Georgie Dent and Angela Priestley in the Eagle Waves Studio.  

More than 140 survivors of Larry Nassar’s have taken to the stage at the ESPN awards to accept the Arthur Ashe Courage Award. 

Sharni Layton has announced she’ll soon retire from netball, after 46 international games.