Angela Priestley

The latest WGEA data is in. While the average total remuneration gender gap has dropped to 21.7 per cent, employers are now preparing for what’s next: their gender pay gaps, made public.

Queensland Chief Justice Helen Bowskill has been forging her own path since enrolling in a secretarial school.

The two women on the board that ousted Sam Altman has now left, including Helen Toner who specialises in AI safety and security.

“We need babies more than we need migrants,” declared columnist Greg Sheridan in The Australian today. But what about the cost for women?

The Optus outage fallout continues, but Kelly Bayer Rosmarin’s resignation marks a turning point.

The School Strike 4 Climate coincides with other events today calling out Australia’s continued failures on addressing climate change.

More schools are talking about four-day weeks for students in Australia, just as more offices are issuing return-to-office mandates, and part time work continues to limit promotion opportunities.

Just 7 per cent of management positions are part time, highlighting a promotions gap that overwhelmingly impacts women.

The all-male mentor list, based on data from founders, highlights one thing we all know to be true: men control the money.

The headlines have been coming fast and strong to offering some kind of meaning in Paul Thijssen’s decision to kill Lilie James.

Finally, the media can report that Bruce Lehrmann is the ‘high profile’ individual charged with two counts of rape in Toowoomba in Queensland.

Iceland leads the world on gender quality. So why did women walk off the job this week? Because there is still much more walk to do.