Advice Big Steps: one woman’s long, brave (and still ongoing) fight for fair pay Last week hundreds of early childcare educators walked off the job in a protest against dire pay conditions.
Uncategorised Female broadcasters speak out against talkback radio’s ‘sexist boys club’ Australian media has long been an industry dominated by men, and commercial radio is by far the worst offender.
Uncategorised Miranda Kerr dishes up roast chicken (and some terrible marriage advice) Ladies please, make a little more effort for your man.
Life Josephine Wilson takes out Miles Franklin Prize for ‘Extinctions’ Josephine Wilson was awarded the prestigious Miles Franklin literary prize for her novel ‘Extinctions’ last night, making her only the 5th person from Western Australia ever to win.
Business The odds are stacked against non-Anglo women making it to the top Just 2% of ASX 200 directors are women from culturally diverse backgrounds.
Local Childcare workers to walk off job in largest national protest For the second time this year, childcare workers are planning to walk off the job in a national protest against low wages.
Uncategorised ‘Baby girl, we don’t change’: Pink’s powerful message to her daughter Pink is one of the most identifiable and revered music artists of the past two decades, but she’s never played the part of the typical popstar.
Advice Study finds high rates of anxiety in women Rates of depression and anxiety amongst women are alarmingly high, a new study shows.
Politics Malcolm Turnbull ‘disappointed’ by his boozy predecessor In a radio interview this morning with Melbourne’s 3AW, Malcolm Turnbull dressed down Tony Abbott and his “disappointing” drinking habits, suggesting the former Prime Minister’s professionalism was compromised by his immature antics in 2009.
Leadership ‘Back up you creep’: Clinton’s words on Trump speak to every woman in history Donald Trump knew what he was doing when he trailed Hillary Clinton across the stage during the US presidential debates.
Uncategorised ‘The answer to all the world’s woes’: How one woman is changing the game in education Marcia Devlin has a pretty simple but powerful theory: Education is the answer to all the world’s woes.
Life Mother of Charlottesville victim, Heather Heyer vows to make her daughter’s life worthwhile “I’d rather have my child, but by golly if I’ve got to give her up, we’re going to make it count”.
