Georgie Dent

In yesterday’s My Agenda webinar with Megan Dalla-Camina we explored the vexed issue of knowing when to make a career change.

Women, and particularly mothers, are often told to ditch the guilt.

Yesterday The Sydney Morning Herald published an evocative photograph of the cricketer Phillip Hughes surrounded by his teammates, just after sustaining a serious head injury, on the front page.

I was waiting in the queue at a supermarket yesterday afternoon when I looked down at my phone and saw the news.

A lot has been written and said about our Federal Cabinet.

Yesterday was a good day for Australian women in politics.

What’s on your Christmas wish list? It’s not sexy but what I really, really, want this year is a little bit of context.

It was the news flagged by The Australian on Thursday, splashed on The Sunday Telegraph’s front page and then confirmed by the Prime Minister himself in a hastily called press conference in Sydney yesterday.

Earlier this year I received a furious message from a friend.

In many ways, Colleen Willoughby says, she is typical of her generation.

There are 300 chief executives listed in The Financial Review today as Australia’s highest paid bosses for 2014.

Last night I attended the very first bi-partisan Women in Politics event.