Women's Agenda

Louise Taylor has been sworn in as a Magistrate, becoming the first Aboriginal judicial officer in the ACT.

Hall & Wilcox’s Frank Lab program is looking to support 12 start-ups, and they are specifically putting the call out the female entrepreneurs to apply.

Leadership over lunch? Help us celebrate the winners of the Women’s Agenda Leadership in Sydney with a huge range of special guests at our Leadership lunch.

Juli Briskman became somewhat of an internet sensation in October last year, after she gave the middle finger to Trump’s motorcade.

There are an equal number of ‘meritorious’ women in the real world as there are men, Julia Banks said during a Parliamentary speech last night.

Rosie Cairnes says she’s long struggled with the idea that accountability is shared, and see it as essential thing to remember every day. 

Whether the paper realise it or not, the Serena Williams cartoon draws on 200 years of racist & sexist caricaturing of African and African-descended women.

A great leader recovers from failure quickly. They know that setbacks and turbulence are simply part of the job. Here’s how to build your resilience.

The frontrunner for Liberal preselection in Malcolm Turnbull’s former seat of Wentworth had declared the party should preselect a woman instead of him.

Angela Vithoulkas opens up about one of the most difficult periods in her career, and shares how she got through it and her advice for others.

It’s been a huge week for equal pay in sport, thanks to an excellent announcement from the World Surf League about the future of surfing.

Check out this incredible line-up of talented finalists announced today, selected from hundreds of nominations for the Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.