Denham Sadler

After releasing its internal diversity figures for the first time last year, Twitter has taken another step and publicly stated its targets to improve those numbers.

Julia Clavien’s team were the last to form and last to pitch, but eventually finished the AWShine Diversity Hack in first place.

Teachers are the real heroes of the coding in school movement and need to be given more support, Code Club national program manager Kelly Tagalan says.

Labor wants to encourage young Australians, especially young women, to learn the “language of the future”, announcing it will be bringing $4.

Former Reddit CEO Ellen Pao has some simple advice to combat sexism and discrimination in the tech industry: “speak up”.

Working towards gender equality in a startup needs to be a core focus throughout the entire team to ensure any progress is made, Envato co-founder Cyan Ta’eed says.

The upcoming innovation statement needs to focus on improving gender diversity in tech or it’ll be a “half-hearted” effort, Australian Computer Society President Brenda Aynsley says.

Controversial ridesharing app Uber has introduced two new safety features to bolster confidence and security for its users.

A new study shone a spotlight on women in tech’s stories of sexual harassment, discrimination and exclusion in the startup world.

The board for Victoria’s independent body representing startups is the first in the Australian innovation sector to have women outnumbering men, minister for small business, innovation and trade Philip Dalidakis says.

For the organisers of Melbourne tech conference Above All Human, getting an equal gender split in its speakers wasn’t a great achievement.

Jane Martino is about to take a leap into the great startup unknown – again.