Women 's Agenda

If you’re female and over 31 you’ve already hit peak pay, according to a new report on the gender gap released this week.

Do women need to act like men to succeed at work?  That was the leading question of a press release sent to Women’s Agenda this week, and it certainly got our attention.

It’s been a year of successes for women according to Catalyst.

EY has announced its Asia Pacific Class of 2016 for the Entrepreneurial Winning Women program, with a list of 16 leading female entrepreneurs employing a combined 30,00 people across the region to take part.

From plumbers to electricians and removals companies, women are thriving in industries and areas once typically dominated by men — and they’re bringing along their own unique ways of doing business.

Equal pay for equal work is still a long way from reality for women in the media.

Western Sydney Women are concerned about domestic violence and the cost of living, and they may finally have a united voice this election year after the launch of a new advocacy group.

It’s (almost) on? Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called a press conference today to announce a series of dates and deadlines that could ultimately lead to an early election.

The Royal Commission into Family Violence has come up with 227 recommendations for tackling the problem of family violence across the state – recommendations which the Victorian Government has previously committed to implement   Releasing the report today, Royal Commissioner Marcia Neave said that while there are many positive programs assisting with the problem, “The overall response to family violence needs to be transformed”.

Known for disarming honesty and the ability to acknowledge her flaws, Tracey Fellows brings a refreshing vulnerability to senior leadership.

Janine Allis became a household name when she founded Boost Juice in 2000.

Marina Go has no fear.