News & Views

Australia’s own versions of Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett are feeling inspired by what what’s happened in the US Supreme Court.

Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) data showed that at every age of a woman’s life, less than 50 per cent are employed full-time. 

In the USA, women’s bodies are now more regulated than guns thanks to a decision by the Supreme Court that has ended the constitutional right to abortion.

In Australia, access to abortion is still a complex issue, despite the procedure being mostly decriminalised in states and territories.

Sam White, founder of Stella Insurance, shares five lessons on how to prioritise what best serves you to create the biggest impact.

The energy industry is one of the worst performing industries in female representation, and yet it also boasts as one of the highest paying industries.

Amantha Imber’s new book Time Wise stands out from so many written about producivity, in that it’s written by a woman.

It’s actually happened in the United States. The Supreme Court has overturned the almost 50-year old Constitutional right to an abortion.

It’s officially been 12 years since Julia Gillard made history, when she was sworn in as Australia’s first female prime minister.

A stunning portrait of an army servicewoman in uniform breastfeeding her baby has won a prestigious art prize.

O’Callaghan has made her mark at the World Championships, becoming the youngest women’s 100m freestyle world champion in more than 30 years.

Six in ten workers want more flexibility over how they structure their working time, according to new research.