Georgie Dent

When was the last time you read an interview in which a male leader was asked how he juggles his family with his professional obligations? Or how he achieves work/life balance? Chances are you can’t recall because it’s rarely asked.

Tony Abbott’s paid parental leave policy appears to be off the table, at least for the time being.

Either the legal profession has a problem with women, or women have a problem with the legal profession.

A few weeks ago I caught up with a friend who has recently undergone a pretty considerable life change.

Helen Coonan has enjoyed a distinguished and diverse career that has spanned law, politics and business.

Yesterday Angela Priestley wrote a terrific piece with a message to Dads ahead of Father’s Day on Sunday.

Violence against women and children is an uncomfortable and unpalatable truth.

“Childcare at the pokies”.

Before the Prime Minister Tony Abbott delivered his speech to the large crowd gathered for The Sydney Institute annual dinner on Monday night I heard a rumour that he was going to discuss paid parental leave.

Last night Channel 7 broadcast a wide-ranging interview with the former Prime Minister John Howard.

On Wednesday night I tweeted, with my tongue in cheek, that on the days my husband goes to work before I wake up and is still at work when I go to bed for the night, it annoyingly undermines my personal narrative about working hard.

A little while ago I started feeling flat about work.