Jane Gilmore

We live in remarkable times.

Amid the international commemorations of the centenary of The Great War, one name may not be on everyone’s lips.

Waleed Aly’s to camera monologue, went viral last night.

The Telstra Business Woman of the Year award were held last night (see here for a full list of winners and categories) and there were some great stories and truly amazing women being celebrated.

There is little doubt the last 20 years have heralded momentous change in Asia.

As I’ve written elsewhere, there is no way to reliably establish the facts about domestic abuse and its prevalence in Australia.

Today is the international day to end violence against sex workers.

Apple’s Board of directors is comprised of two women, one African American male and five white men.

Mark Latham in his own words, for those of you unable or unwilling to listen to it, we did it so you don’t have to.

The Australian Financial Review reported yesterday on the results of research into discrimination against working mothers: More than half of all working mothers in Australia say they have been discriminated against purely because they have children to care for, according to research commissioned by jobs website and training provider FlexCareers.

The role of Sex Discrimination Commissioner, vacant since September when Liz Broderick finished her term, has finally been filled.