Lucia Osborne-Crowley

Channel 7 will make history later this year by issuing the first ever free-to-air broadcast of women’s AFL.

High school aged girls in the ACT will today get to hear from inspiring young women leaders to help them identify their own leadership ambitions, thanks to YWCA Canberra’s She Leads College Conference.

A large Sydney audience will tonight hear from the woman leading the charge on solving one of the world’s most pressing issues – climate change.

How many high level sporting coaches, or leaders in general for that matter, consider the way they treat their partners and families to be influential? Wallabies coach and former rugby union player Michael Cheika does.

Senator Christine Milne has announced her resignation as the leader of the Australian Greens this morning.

Apple’s senior vice president of retail and online stores Angela Ahrendts was the highest paid female executive in the United States in 2014, Bloomberg’s Pay Index has revealed.

Career change is not only possible, it’s positive; that was the message three inspiring women gave to the audience at this morning’s Women’s Agenda breakfast in Sydney.

Christian Democratic Party Leader Fred Nile has announced a suite of legislation that he plans to introduce in coming weeks and months.

Women lawyers are making significant strides in the in-house legal world, according to new research by the Australian Corporate Lawyers Association and the Corporate Lawyers Association of New Zealand.

After delivering a stirring editorial on Tuesday night, last night The Project’s Waleed Aly was fearless in confronting Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull about domestic violence funding in a heated televised interview.

One of Sydney’s most crucial health services for disadvantaged and homeless citizens is facing closure within months after the 2015 Federal budget.

Earlier this year, Fairfax columnist Lisa Pryor filed a defamation suit against former Labor leader Mark Latham and the Australian Financial Review and last week, a NSW Supreme Court judge decided the case would go to trial.