Angela Priestley

Ambitious, successful and thriving on stress, Fleur Marks’s advertising career took a significant turn when she was diagnosed with a serious and incurable illness and forced to rethink her work and life.

What if you could start over: if you could design your workplace – including its location, hours, technology and HR policies – according to how you actually live today.

Rebecca Law’s marketing business has defied all the start-up success statistics.

Should Tony Abbott and the Coalition win government in September, our Prime Minister thinks it’s be a matter of blue tie after blue tie.

Earlier this week, Essential Research found that 61% of women think sexism is a problem in Australia, compared to 42% of men.

Natalie Isaacs is a woman who proves that if you have a good idea, run with it.

Youth alone won’t provide the energy you need to cut it as a successful entrepreneur.

The ultimate new health accessory is here, and doctors are encouraging you to use it.

Nicola Roxon’s valedictorian speech to parliament on Tuesday got me thinking about success and how our definition of success can and should shift according to our changing circumstances.

When it comes to the still small number of women in leadership, senior women will often tell you they’re sick of talking about the issue given we’ve been discussing it for years only to see nothing really changes.

Baker & McKenzie national managing partner Chris Freeland knows that when it comes to women in leadership, the legal profession has a lot of work to do.

There’s one question Megan Dalla-Camina wishes more women would ask themselves: what do we really want from work, life and everything in between? Unfortunately, she finds many of us are instead preoccupied with the much broader consideration of our time: can women have it all? “I think it’s time we moved on,” the author and strategy director at a technology firm tells Women’s Agenda.