Kate Leaver

Walk the corridors of the 2GB building, and you’ll pass a line-up of white men smiling from frames along the walls.

Friday was a day of firsts for Jacquie Hey: her first board meeting at Cricket Australia, as their first female director.

Thousands of women go to the races: women in hats, women in fascinators, women in heels that sink into the grass.

Update: As polls begin to close and numbers are counted, here are the sites to check back for the most comprehensive coverage  Scenarios to the White House – The possible paths to victory for both candidates – New York Times Live Blog: The 2012 Presidential Election– Nate Silver’s up to the minute live blog with data-driven analysis, FiveThirtyEight, New York Times Check out Amber Jamieson over on our sister publication Crikey, who’s live blogging election day Antony Green’s ABC election blog is great for Australians to follow Follow the live map on Huffington Post to see which states go red or blue based on popular vote Mother Jones and The Daily Beast have joined up and are compiling a map to track voter suppression and issues voting around the country By close of business Wednesday afternoon local time, all votes for the next President of the United States of America should be in.

Roslyn Arnold was told she was “overreacting” when she urged the board of St John’s College to consider reform in order to overhaul its dysfunctional culture.

This weekend, Natalie Isaacs would like you to invite your girlfriends over for a cuppa and a chat about climate change.

The Australian superannuation industry is set to lose one its greatest advocates to the UK with Fiona Reynolds leaving the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees to head up the United Nations Principles of Responsible Investment (UNPRI) in February, 2013.

There are few people in the country more qualified to talk about the nexus between politics and the media than former journalist and MP Maxine McKew.

He helped craft the careers of Alan Jones, John Laws, Mike Walsh, Ray Hadley and Andrew Moore during his 62 years as a program director.

One of my dearest mentors passed away this year, but I can’t bring myself to take her written reference off my resume.