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.
Business Australia led the world on workplace safety in 2015. Can we do it again in 2026? Australia’s workplace safety laws have failed to keep pace with the evidence on gendered violence prevention.
News & Views The founder challenging outdated assumptions about who carries condoms Despite us having more open conversations about sexual wellness, there’s still a certain stigma attached to carrying condoms.
News & Views When it comes to corporate climate action, radical honesty is the only policy Purpose-led businesses face scrutiny, but real climate action depends on transparency, honesty, and accountability when progress falls short.
News & Views The ‘uberisation’ of part time roles is driving insecurity for women The United Workers Union has surveyed 1200 women working part time. The results reveal a deeper slide into gig-economy like conditions.
News & Views When the PM called Grace Tame “difficult”, women in business heard a warning “Difficult” is the quiet threat that hangs in the air any time a woman in business dares to take up space, writes Liz Nable.
Business Check the fine print: New campaign urges Australians to hold providers to account against financial abuse A national campaign is asking Australians: Do your everyday providers make it clear their products are no place for financial abuse?
News & Views ‘Let’s just apply together’: The co-CEOs reshaping what leadership looks like Two women. Applying to replace one highly respected male CEO. Together. My first reaction was: absolutely not.
Ed's Blog Gender pay gaps go public. And the boardrooms of Australia start talking It’s gender pay gap data day, when the gender pay gaps of more than 10,000 empoyers across Australia go public. And people start asking questions.
Business New hub launches in NSW to showcase women-owned businesses A new hub to support and showcase women-owned businesses has been launched by the NSW government, with a $190,000 investment.
