Jordi Roth

Taking her cues from Tammy Wynette, Tony Abbott’s wife Margie Abbott has hit back at what she claims is a “deliberate campaign” to portray her husband as sexist.

There are countless mobile apps that’ll help boost productivity, get you organised, and keep track of your daily schedule.

Though there is much debate about whether having your nose buried deep in your iPhone is conducive to productivity, technology is aiding the more switched on, time-poor (and email addicted) worker.

I never went to my high school reunion but if I did I think that one of my most widely regarded accomplishments, according to former classmates, would have been the three page note my mother wrote for me to make sure I was exempt from the weekly sports class.

It’s been a while since I took up an organised exercise class.

I’m a few weeks into an experiment to find out if exercise can be fun and something odd is happening.

I never thought I’d find myself at an exercise class grinning from ear to ear as I flail up and down on a trampoline, but that’s exactly where I ended up this week in my quest to get fit and mindful.

Her professional history includes over 150 job titles in 55 years.

Since becoming Yahoo! CEO in July this year, Marissa Mayer has unwittingly led the troupe on the work/life debate.

If anyone knows a thing or two about copping flack, facing criticism and having their leadership style scrutinised, it’s the former US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, and she’s willing to share the most valuable lessons she’s learned throughout her career.

If you’re keeping an eye on the whole “have it all” debate, you’re probably going to start hearing a lot of buzz phrases about women “leaning in” to their careers in the coming months.

She’s had a go at revolutionising the mindset of corporate women by asking them to “lean in”, and now Sheryl Sandberg’s going after young grads, asking college students to tell her what they would do if they “weren’t afraid”.