Raelene Castle is expected to be formally announced as Rugby Australia’s new chief executive today. So what does it mean for women? Bianca Hartge-Hazelman from Financy takes a look. Well it’s f…
Bitcoin? Low rates & high property prices may tempt Gen Y women
Will Gen Y women flock to Bitcoin, rejecting traditional investment options? Bianca Hartge-Hazelman from Financy reckons the lure is stronger than many people think. Between the digital currency Bitc…
Is board gender diversity failing women, or is it just Lisa Wilkinson?
NINE should technically be a leader on gender diversity, according to the Financy Women’s Index. So if it couldn’t do right by Lisa Wilkinson, what hope is there for the rest of us? Financ…
A women’s workforce participation record! The data showing female economic progress
Our Friend’s at Financy have just released their Jube Women’s Index, showing Australian women are making economic progress but more needs to be done to sustain momentum. Below, Financy co-…
The push for flexible work must extend beyond women
Flexible work isn’t just a women’s issue, it’s a matter of national importance and Australia needs to get with the program, writes Financy co-founder and editor Bianca Hartge-Hazelma…
Tax experts say tampon tax should be ‘removed’
Tampons might not be tax free, or even tax deducible but they do have a new champion to fight for the women who use them, writes Bianca Hartge-Hazelman from Financy. In a first, one of the country…
Budget 2017: Six areas that could affect your financial position
It’s Budget Day! These are the predictions affecting women you need to know about, thanks to Financy founder and editor, Bianca Hartge-Hazelman. Tonight’s Federal Budget is shaping up to be one…
Why the gap in numbers when it comes to the pay gap?
Australia seems to lack consistency when it comes to reporting the difference between what men and women are paid – that is, the gender pay gap. Media headlines and press releases are written for maxi…
Where will women find the higest paying jobs? In male dominated sectors
It’s true. The highest paying jobs for women are in the most male-dominated sectors, as Financy editor Bianca Hartge-Hazelman reports. Where should women be looking for a payrise in 2017? Not i…
How penalty rate cuts affect women and therefore the economy
Women and young Australians are set to be hardest hit by the Fair Work Commission decision to reduce Sunday penalty rates in varying amounts for workers in retail and hospitality with the exception of…
