Politics Victoria’s Labor government thrown into turmoil as Jacinta Allan fights for leadership Reports suggest several ministers have urged Allan to consider stepping aside to avoid a damaging internal contest.
News & Views Some disabled workers can legally be paid $3.31 an hour. Here’s how to reform a system built for a different era Reform needs to be careful. Simply shutting down existing workplaces could leave some disabled workers worse off.
News & Views Why clearer rules on using AI in hiring would be a win for bosses too Victoria plans stronger AI hiring laws to help prevent discrimination against women and diverse workers during recruitment.
News & Views ‘Like being a detective’: Why doctors wanting to improve health outcomes for women entered the fertility industry For Genea Perth’s Co-Medical Director, Dr Julia Barton, the role of a fertility doctor is like being a detective.
News & Views Victorian teachers are striking again. Money alone won’t get them back to school Teachers warn that without real workload reforms, higher pay alone will not stop more educators leaving the profession.
News & Views Rebel Wilson wins defamation case brought by young Australian actor A defamation case against Hollywood actor Rebel Wilson has been dismissed, with a federal court judge ruling in Wilson’s favour.
News & Views Gen Z is the first generation in history in which men are more religious than women. Why? New research shows young men are becoming more religious while young women continue moving away from religion in Australia.
News & Views Family violence survivors issued advice ahead of AusAlert test Those keeping a concealed phone as part of a family violence safety plan have been issued advice ahead of the AusAlert test this coming Monday.
News & Views The Lismore blueprint: Supporting women small business owners through disaster and recovery Our Lismore Roundtable draws powerful insights from women SMB leaders in the region who have faced the unimaginable and are still pushing ahead, growing their teams and scaling up.
Business Women in Travel Awards open nominations for 2026 Australia’s largest awards program recognising women in the travel industry is back, with nominations now open.
News & Views Sarah Eccles on caring for Country in the time of climate crisis In a recent episode of There Will Be Dancing, a podcast produced by Women’s Environmental Leadership Australia, Sarah Eccles reflects on what it means to lead with Country at the centre of every decision.
Appointments ‘This work has never mattered more’: DCA appoints Catherine Fitzpatrick as CEO Catherine Fitzpatrick will lead the Diversity Council of Australia through one of its most complex periods in history.
