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There is a mini rebellion happening within the ranks of time-poor career mothers.

The day before a recent business trip, I made a list of all the things I was going to get done during the flight time.

Westpac CEO Gail Kelly was on my flight to Auckland last Thursday.

I’ve started to compile a list of the things I wish I could find the time to do on the weekend.

I read an interesting article recently on the American Association of University Women (AAUW) website about a body of research that indicates there may be a strong relationship between the toys a child plays with and their career choice down the track.

A couple of weeks ago I walked about six blocks to a meeting in the city and felt like I was going to pass out.

A Women’s Agenda reader recently asked if it was possible to juggle children and an MBA.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: there is never a good time to start a family.

It is brilliant that so many women undertake so much work of a voluntary nature for community boards, school councils and other not-for-profit boards.

It was the classic right place, right time when I was appointed to my first editorship.

The CEO of a major Australian corporation recently threw in his job so he could be around more often for his teenager.

Women don’t discuss finances and that’s why we don’t know as much about it.