Lucia Osborne-Crowley

Mirvac’s CEO Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz has been named the Telstra Business Woman of the Year for the private and corporate sectors in the same week as the company reached a 50/50 gender balance on its board.

Target Australia has decided to pull video game Grand Theft Auto V from its shelves due to its depiction of gratuitous violence against women.

Captain Georgina Sutton has become one of the world’s most successful female pilots, having been made Jetstar’s chief pilot for Australia and New Zealand yesterday.

The Australian reports that Tony Abbott may review his controversial paid parental leave scheme and replace it with a new policy for childcare funding.

Another week, another study to confirm that the majority of Australian organisations are failing to take gender equality seriously.

The Sydney Opera House has announced its All About Women program for 2015, which organisers hope will address some of the most pressing issues for women in our current climate.

Catherine Smith is the victim of thirty years of domestic abuse at the hands of her husband.

2014 has been a big year for women.

Two hostages and gunman Man Haron Monis have died in a horrific end to yesterday’s 16-hour siege at Martin Place in Sydney.

The two victims of yesterday’s 16-hour siege in Sydney have been identified as 38-year-old Katrina Dawson and 34-year-old Tori Johnson.

Los Angeles Clothing brand American Apparel has appointed its first female CEO.

In a big win for women in sport, Fox Sports and Network Ten have announced today they will broadcast the 2015 Netball World Cup in Sydney.