Women 's Agenda

Hayley McQuire is a proud Darumbal and South Sea Islander woman and the co-founder of the National Indigenous Youth Education Coalition.

A three year study by the Lowy Institute has revealed the international relations sector, including defence & diplomacy remain a boys’ club.

Those who commute short distances or choose walking or cycling to work, are more likely to be happy commuters, which makes them more productive.

A survey launched by a number of Australian corporates today, will better understand the barriers affecting working families.

A new study has found working long hours increases our risk of having a stroke, writes Libby Sander.

Four years of intensive journalistic investigation have produced See What You Made Me Do, a book by Jess Hill about power, control & abuse.

Fiona White, Victorian Small Business Woman of the Year, shares her four tips for playing the long game in small business.

Nominations are now open for the 2019 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards, which celebrate emerging female leaders across a number of different industries.

Diversity in the media is no longer just about minorities; it is a mainstream issue. It’s crucial in normalising diversity, writes Helen Vatsikopoulos.

Welcome to the 2019 Women’s Agenda Mentee’s Manifesto. It’s where we feature tips and strategies to empower you to enhance your leadership capabilities.