Lisa Lintern

The lives of immunocompromised people in NSW became less free yesterday, as COVID-19 restrictions eased in the state.

A report from global non-profit organisation Catalyst, said men with high levels of ‘masculine anxiety’ are less likely to speak up against sexism.

Invisible biases shape our perceptions of leadership and equality in the workplace and inevitably hold women back, writes Lisa Lintern.

Presenteeism is the result when taking a sick day is considered a sign of weakness and working from home only for those ‘less serious’ about their career.

How I convinced the school to change the way Mother’s Day is celebrated. Lisa Lintern had the time moved but no dads volunteered to bring food.

I have an idea.

Someone asked me the other day if being a working mum makes me a better mum.

I have an idea.

Last week I went to a business-networking event to listen to a successful businessperson share her success story.

In recent weeks the winds of change have breezed ever so gently across Australia’s male dominated professional landscape.

I’m a double dipper.

A few years ago I was providing corporate communications support to a company that was about to gain a new director who would be their only female board member.