Advice Farewelling madison magazine after 100 issues Tomorrow afternoon the team from madison magazine will gather at a bar in Surry Hills to celebrate the life of their beloved publication.
Advice Has feminism let down the next generation of female leaders? Human Rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson felt duped as she graduated from Oxford University in 2006, an Australia-at-large Rhodes Scholar.
Advice The benefit of two-speed careers My career has operated on two speeds for the past seven years, which means that I timed it very well.
Advice Why it’s important to pick your battles You don’t have to show up to every argument you’re invited to.
Advice Six quality publishing principles for creating a great blog For the last two years I have judged The Australian Writer’s Centre’s best blogs competition.
Advice The backlash against the celebration of female success A twenty-something woman in the early stage of her career lashed out this week at the focus on the gender of successful women.
Advice Why I increasingly look forward to dinner with the girls Every few weeks a text message will pop up on my iPhone screen when I am in the middle of a business meeting.
Advice Is cleaning really the final feminist frontier? I read an interesting article on the New Republic website over the weekend suggesting that any gains towards a household tasks gender balance were skewed.
Advice Four things The Voice can teach us about influencing One of the most entertaining elements to The Voice is when a contestant gets to choose their coach.
Advice Why the Millennial generation may be lacking in drive We ran a story yesterday that suggested Generation Y or the Millennials (the generation of people born between 1980 and 2000) were being unfairly branded as lazy.
Advice The challenge for parents when morning television is covered in breaking news We woke up to the horror of the Boston Marathon bombings yesterday.
Advice The school holiday juggle Most working parents dread the school holidays at this time of year.
