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The recent vigorous discussions around women, sexism, misogyny and now ‘women of calibre‘ in the media have brought a welcome spotlight to a topic too long overlooked: the role of women in leadership in this country and the implications of failing to ensure women are represented in political, corporate and civic leadership roles.

  What Changed My Attitude to Christmas Small Talk I felt ridiculously exposed: white knuckled grip on my glass of champagne, standing in the middle of the bar.

The game of leadership has changed.

For young women who are extremely driven and motivated to be successful in a meaningful, world-changing kind of way, the journey to said fulfilling career can be extremely confusing.

One glorious day a few months back I chose to dive off a bridge 43 metres above the Kawarau River! Thankfully I had a rope attached to my leg but, on reflection, it’s still a strange thing to do.

Yesterday there was an article in News Corps Australian Network’s, news.

When I met my partner, 11 years ago, I had just started my master’s degree, while he had quit his job in order to start his undergraduate studies, despite being a year older than me.

2015 Employer of Choice for Gender Equality (EOCGE) citation holders are raising the bar when it comes to creating gender equal workplaces.

This week, the Victorian Parliament will debate legislation seeking to establish safe access zones around abortion providers.

The Chinese Community Party’s decision to end its infamous one-child policy has significance beyond its impact on the country’s demographics.

Women in regional and rural areas of Australia experience higher rates of violence from partners and spouses than women living in major metropolitan centres, my new researchhas found.