News & Views Call for vigilance as Australia’s own ‘forced birthers’ invigorated by US decision Australia’s own versions of Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett are feeling inspired by what what’s happened in the US Supreme Court.
News & Views ‘In to the streets’: US Supreme Court overturns abortion rights It’s actually happened in the United States. The Supreme Court has overturned the almost 50-year old Constitutional right to an abortion.
Ed's Blog Horror stories of abuse and harassment in WA’s mining sector must be the turning point They’re rich, influential and they need to keep recruiting. But the mining sector has significant work to do on improving safety for women.
News & Views The man with 6 kids, a PhD and a CEO role shares the trick for getting it all done The trick is simple. And no it doesn’t involve having another parent at home who manages the unpaid domestic and caring responsibilities.
News & Views Kindness wins as female-founded gaming studio secures record investment This female-founded gaming company is all about kindness, compassion, wellbeing and community. Now they’ve got investment to go big.
News & Views Celebrate improvements but more women deserve to be honoured Women took 40 per cent of the total awards in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list, and 46 per cent in the general division.
News & Views Same salary, one less work day: Thousands commit to testing the 4-day work week The 4-day weeks will become a thing in the UK, at least for the six months. And as long as workers can prove productivity.
Ed's Blog Elon Musk’s ‘get in the office’ way or the highway will harm diversity efforts at Tesla Why limit your potential pool of talent? Elon Musk tells staff they need to be in the office 40 hours a week.
News & Views ‘Overflow of talent’: Record 10 women appointed to Cabinet Ten of the 23 person Cabinet unveiled by Anthony Albanese today are female. It’s a record in Australia.
News & Views Resilience and persistence: Dai Le’s path to Parliament as an independent Dai Le will joing the cross bench with a growing number of women, but this battle was fought very differently to the others.
Ed's Blog Women running outside the major parties are the story of this election Zali Steggall was the first of the teal independents to win her seat, retaining Warringah, followed by Allegra Spender taking Wentworth.
Ed's Blog Miracles and regrets: We’ve met The Real Scott. Now we vote He can be a bullozer, he said. He’s buldozed enough. It’s time for change.