Ed's Blog Why telling the truth about motherhood is good for post-natal depression Last week Women’s Agenda published an article called ‘What no one tells you about motherhood’.
Ed's Blog It’s time to stop doubting and start believing Just yesterday, after an afternoon of meetings, a few of us were chatting in the office and the subject of odd dreams came up.
Ed's Blog Where are the real (role) models for women? Last week we published a thought-provoking article written by Ruby Hamad about the fact that, often, men’s voices are still heard more loudly on women’s issues than women themselves.
Ed's Blog Making nannies tax deductible isn’t the answer to Australia’s childcare dilemma For many men and women, trying to arrange childcare for a child is the first time they will personally encounter any structural barrier to parents working.
Ed's Blog The government’s bold new plan for paid parental leave Paid parental leave was the coalition’s signature policy for women during the election campaign and the government is considering bold measures to implement it.
Ed's Blog Domestic violence needs as much attention as brutality on the streets If you live in New South Wales, or you have spent any time there in recent weeks, you would know that the issue of alcohol-fuelled violence has escalated to something of a state crisis.
Ed's Blog David Koch, Samantha Armytage, Channel 7 & Mamamia: The media maelstrom Over the past 48 hours a media controversy dubbed ‘Strippergate’ has been unfolding between Channel 7 and Mia Freedman’s popular website Mamamia.
Ed's Blog Want to work for a company that values diversity? Meet our Select Employers Late last year I attended the Diversity Council of Australia’s annual debate, the subject of which was whether flexibility was the key to gender equality at work.
Ed's Blog What if inequity is not a construct of angry feminists or mummy bloggers? I am not miserable.
Ed's Blog What I learned from being unemployed Last week Women’s Agenda ran an article on how to nail a job interview.
Ed's Blog What childcare really costs It is often said that talking about income and money is impolite.
Ed's Blog No one is so busy they should ignore their health Last night I went to bed wondering why I had left it this long.