Georgie Dent

On paper it is possible to create laws which do not appear to impact any single group more adversely than another.

It’s probably fair to say that there’s been a considerable amount written and said in recent weeks and months, even years, about feminism.

It was bound to happen; when there is only one it is inevitable.

The Deputy leader of the Opposition Tanya Plibersek has outed herself as a feminist and she explains why in a column for Fairfax Media today.

As far as television presenters go Karl Stefanovic is as visible as they come.

Just after a group of 20 of the world’s most powerful people met to strategise on global economic growth, a group of powerful women gathered to discuss women in leadership.

A ‘game-changer’ is how the Grattan Institute described the effect on productivity of addressing the availability and affordability of childcare in 2012.

Imagine you are working for a business and your business is receiving some unfavourable media coverage.

How do you respond when someone says something with which you disagree? Or behaves in a manner you don’t like? Do you try to engage further, debate the substance of the disagreement or do you walk away? Do you seek to understand or make yourself understood? Or do you simply accuse them of being crazy? It’s not particularly inspiring or intelligent but neither of those factors seem to impede the popularity of this technique.

Is teaching our kids to code the smart way to ensure national prosperity beyond the mining boom? Queensland business woman, serial entrepreneur and Australia’s answer to Marissa Mayer, Yvette Adams, says it is.

How will the children feel when they grow up and learn that they pushed their mother onto anti-depressants? Considering that suicide is the leading cause of maternal death in developed countries, I imagine that the child of any mother (or father) who seeks treatment for mental illness, would be overwhelmed with gratitude.

In Australia, on average, a woman is killed every single week by an intimate partner.