News & Views Brisbane startup raises $1.5m to commercialise its ovarian cancer detection blood test Proseek Bio has raised $1.5 million in a seed funding round, with a goal to commercialise its ovarian cancer detection blood test.
News & Views How to “Lean In” in 2026? Sandberg’s interesting new approach combatting Tradwives Lean In reorganises under Sandberg, reducing staff, focusing on AI career gaps, and combating tradwife culture to empower women.
Soapbox Sixty years since marriage bar laws were lifted, the male breadwinner model continues The marriage bar laws are a thing of the past. And yet, serious workplace laws are still required to address the men-as-breadwinner norm.
Ed's Blog This AI CEO says taxes needed for coming inequality Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is in Australia, warning policymakers about the risks of AI, including rising inequity.
News & Views Invisibility at work doesn’t look the same for every woman. We want to hear from you. In 2026, Women’s Agenda is teaming up with Cultivate Sponsorship to explore what’s limiting women’s career progression.
Ed's Blog From today, ‘explaining’ a gender pay gap is no longer enough for large Australian employers These new requirements launching today are actually remarkable, given the Trump-led backlash against equity and inclusion efforts.
Leadership First Nations-led podcast Culture Capital takes on workplace culture and leadership gaps A new podcast launched this month by two social justice advocates will feature interviews and discussions about corporate accountability.
News & Views The three Australian women named Cartier Women’s Initiative fellows Alexandra Cannizzaro, Ruby Riethmuller and Rosie Dumbrell, have been chosen as fellows for the Cartier Women’s Initiative
Business Burnout isn’t an accident: women are paying the price of bad work design Decades of research show burnout isn’t random. It emerges when the demands of work consistently exceed the resources we need to meet them.
News & Views 2,000 employers to set gender equality targets under new WGEA rules 2000 private sector employers will soon be required to set gender equality targets, under a new push from Workplace Gender Equality Agency.
News & Views The 72-year-old founder challenging fashion’s invisibility problem At a time of life when most people start easing into retirement, Lois Wake decided to launch a new business, Lois & Co.
Ed's Blog Yes, social media is harmful and accountability is finally coming Two seperate juries have found Meta and Google liable. Thousands more cases are set to be triggered. It’s not just you.