Angela Priestley

Regular childcare is great – if you work standard office hours, can find a position close to your home or office, work no more than two days a week, have less than three kids and can afford the fees.

Once again, a high profile woman has been asked the question: Can women have it all? And once again her response will see women all over the world take a step back to consider their own working situation and whether or not it contains a fair balance between work and life.

The owner of a Melbourne hardware store featuring a Rolf Harris mural hasinvited sexual abuse victims to remove the paint-work, according to a report in The Age today.

If you’ve had or have a HECS debt, you know the drill.

In 1995, Sue Vardon was named the inaugural winner of the Telstra Business Women’s Awards.

Australia will not give in to “moral blackmail”, according to Prime Minister Tony Abbott.

While I was on maternity leave and dealing with a particularly difficult couple of weeks, I ventured into the dangerous territory of online forums to determine if the various things I was doing to manage my baby were ‘right or wrong’.

Internally, the former Labor government had plenty of problems, most of which have been relentlessly unpicked and examined in the year since Julia Gillard lost the leadership to Kevin Rudd.

Part-time work is for ‘working mothers’ only.

In the year 2089, we could be on Mars.

This week, Oxfam published a report finding that at the current rate of decline, the world will be waiting another 75 years before closing the gender pay gap The report has got people talking, with news articles and opinion pieces published across almost all our major news outlets.

This morning I received a call from my mother.