Women's Health News Em Rusciano and advocates call for better menopause support in workplaces Advocates and NSW Minister for Women Jodie Harrison are calling for Australian workplaces to better support women throughmenopause.
Entrepreneurs Indigenous, female-owned food brand Cooee lands Qantas partnership Emerging from a single Indigenous mother’s kitchen, allergen-friendly food brand Cooee is available today on supermarket shelves.
News & Views We like to say we support women-led businesses. But do we really? We love to say we support women. But less than one per cent of venture capital goes to female-founded businesses.
Ed's Blog Compliance? This is about productivity. New data links gender balanced leadership to company value The analysis of companies employing millions of Australians reveals those with gender balanced executive teams achieve more company value.
Employers Australia’s top workplaces for carers revealed by Family Friendly Workplaces Australia’s top-scoring workplaces for carers has been revealed in new national data released today from Family Friendly Workplaces (FFW).
News & Views NSW Department of Communities and Justice becomes accredited carer employer The Department of Communities and Justice has been recognised with an accreditation for supporting employees with caring responsibilities.
Entrepreneurs Aged 22 and working solo, Alisa Wu just raised $2 million for her next startup Alisa Wu achieved the pre-Seed round for Lucent within 36 hours of launching. She exited her previous AI business in late 2024.
Appointments Kirsty Muddle appointed CEO of Ogilvy for Australia and New Zealand Experienced business leader Kirsty Muddle has been appointed CEO of creative agency Ogilvy for Australia and New Zealand.
Employers Employers push to strip penalty rates from remote admin workers, amid concerns from unions Employers are arguing that administrative staff who work from home should forego entitlements like penalty rates, in a major test case.
News & Views Ageism is impacting productivity. This is how we fix it. Workforce participation among older Australians has more than doubled in the past 30 years. Yet assumptions about age have not kept pace.
News & Views ‘A neurodiversity revelation’: The CEO lesson I learned from my son’s DNA As I watched my son graduate, I thought about all the brilliant minds we are losing because our systems are built for neurotypical processing.
Ed's Blog Hiring, scaling but burning out: 2025 life for women in business The current climate for women starting, leading and scaling smale to medium sized business is tough. But so is the resilience and tenacity of women.