Ed's Blog The frustrating but exciting first week back at work after a new baby Less than two hours in, as I was, quite literally, juggling a baby and work, it all came rushing back.
Ed's Blog Hillary Clinton exonerated over email (AGAIN) but is it too late? Two days out from the US presidential election, Hillary Clinton has been exonerated by the FBI over the use of her email while Secretary of State.
Advice What we can all learn from Gillian Triggs’s grace under fire In 2012 Gillian Triggs retired from her position as the Dean of Sydney University Law School to take up a new job as President of the Human Rights Commission.
Ed's Blog ‘From hope for Hillary to cold dread’: Coming face to face with Donald Trump supporters in Australia. I started the day filled with optimism.
News & Views Want a raise? Don’t ask for it. Don’t lean in. Let Karma do the work Want a raise? Don’t ask for it.
Ed's Blog Is engaging men the game changer for equality? It was barely a week ago and yet, thanks to an eventful election in between, it feels like it took place in a different world.
News & Views Facebook and Apple pay for female employees to freeze their eggs. Discuss Facebook and Apple are two companies famous for being innovative and it seems they’re both at the cutting edge of a new employment trend.
Ed's Blog The marginalization of middle class men like Tony Abbott & Andrew Bolt A President-elect who is a billionaire, in part due to inheriting a vast estate from his father, cast as the champion of the working class: the anti-establishment.
Ed's Blog Is this the winning compromise on paid parental leave? The government is looking at boosting paid parental leave from 18 to 20 weeks.
Appointments A tale of three bold women blazing a trail: Dr Anne Aly, Emma Husar & Ellen DeGeneres Three women made headlines yesterday; each of them trailblazers, each in the spotlight talking openly about the shackles that could have stifled them.
