Ed’s Blog

Justice Navi Pillay was awarded this year’s Nobel Peace Prize. She accepted it with grace and humility, and then came the Trump response.

First, the progress stalled. Now it’s gone backwards. The proportion of women in executive leadership in Australia is reversing.

Nine in ten workplaces boast about flexibility. Barely one in eight has designed a management role that can be done part-time.

The Firmus float has collapsed. But the confidence its founders enjoyed along the way is one women building businesses rarely see.

Sam Wood, is splashed across headlines in connection with stomach-churning allegations of domestic and family violence.

Car locks, deepfakes, and job losses are just some of the AI harms women are living with while regulation lags.

Everything’s fine! The tech bros have descended on the White House to meet with President Donald Trump and sign a “morally binding” agreement on AI.

Two of the world’s most powerful women in AI are coming together in a deal set to challenge the major male-dominated players.

Gen Z is being told to ditch the iced coffee at job interviews. But surely if they survive the AI hiring gauntlet, they’ve earned it.

The problem with being a solo parent is not simply that everything costs more, but the assumption there are two adults making it work.

Be angry and alarmed. An rogue agent accessing Medicare highlights the risk of data breaches, which is just the start of the AI risks.

Threats of annihilation were rolled out at the UN General Assembly this week. Despair, for a moment. And then find hope in these examples of female leadership.