Amber Jamieson

When celebrity socialite Liz Hurley name dropped Donna Hay as one of her “favourite cookery writers” to her 300,000 followers on Twitter, the cook book queen wasn’t overly surprised.

As the Big Mac of McDonald’s in Australia, Catriona Noble doesn’t just talk the talk.

Companies who want more female leaders need to prove flexibility in working hours doesn’t mean getting overlooked for top jobs, says McDonald’s CEO Catriona Noble.

Margie Bashfield may mould the eating habits of millions of Australians in her role as the executive producer of MasterChef Australia, but she doesn’t like cooking.

It’s the end of winter when Women’s Agenda sister site The Power Index strolls through the birthplace of Stephanie Alexander’s scheme to change the way Aussie kids eat, the much-loved Collingwood College kitchen garden.

A new chapter has begun at Australia’s biggest writers’ festivals, written by a new generation of female thinkers.

Political advisers rarely give on-the-record interviews.

As a politician who lost her seat by just 14 votes, former Labor MP Elizabeth Harvey can tell an entertaining political story.

As the first book to win the Stella Prize, a new literary award for Australian female authors, the title of Carrie Tiffany’s Mateship with Birds seems particularly apt.