Tarla Lambert

New research from homewares retailer, IKEA shows that Australian workers are apprehensive about the future of work. Women in particular remain unconvinced their employers will meet their needs.

Millennials are feeling overwhelming pressure to succeed but are hitting dead-ends in their careers. Here’s how employers can help, and why it’s in their best interest to do so.

Where would we be #withouttwitter? The social platform often gets a bad rap from politicians but is it warranted? We ask leading women in the #Auspol Twitter community to share their thoughts.

New research from Plan International Australia looks at the huge gaps and injustices faced by women in developing countries.

Millennials get a bad wrap: We’re narcissistic, entitled and politically disengaged. But is this the truth or are we really just sick of the politicians representing us?

Ribit.net is a simple matchmaking portal, part of CSIRO’s Data61 that connects tertiary students with tech, marketing and digital roles and employers. Liz Jakubowski is behind it all.

Former President of the ACTU, Ged Kearney has taken out the Batman byelection overnight, beating Greens candidate, Alex Bhathal. The proportion of women in the federal Labor caucus now sits at 48%.

A Swedish study spanning 44 years has shown a dramatic link between fitness levels and dementia in women. Women who maintain optimal physical fitness were 88% less likely to develop the disease.

Gina Haspel, current deputy of the CIA is set to become the agency’s first female director following the latest White House shake-up.

Female winemakers are no longer an anomaly. Today, there are plenty of impressive, innovative women in the industry and many who’d be considered pioneers.

Hollywood actors Reese Witherspoon and Danai Gurira have delivered powerful speeches at an event hosted by UN Women for International Women’s Day.

As one of Australia’s most prominent journalists, it’s fair to assume that Leigh Sales has learnt some valuable lessons over the years.