Ed's Blog 10 things I learned at All About Women Photo credit: Prudence Upton It is impossible to convey the brilliance that was on display at the All About Women festival at the Opera House in Sydney yesterday.
Ed's Blog In business, every day is International Women’s Day. But not all employers know it yet In case you haven’t noticed, we’re living in a female economy.
Ed's Blog Why are there so few women in surgery, managing law firms or running companies? Sexism & sexual harassment have a lot to answer for On Monday I wrote about my experience of sexual harassment in a law firm.
Ed's Blog What’s worse? The prevalence of sexism in surgery or the lengths others will go to protect perpetrators Are you looking for our 10 Women to Watch in Surgery story? Click here.
Ed's Blog This story is not about Chrissie Swan or Peter Ford. It’s about the misconceptions that limit mothers Chrissie Swan looks set to win [I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here].
Ed's Blog The start of a #VoteWomen campaign Why is the inequality of 51% of Australians treated as a side issue? It is a pressing social and economic concern that is continually overlooked by mainstream politics.
Ed's Blog Women. Not magical, just different and essential There are 81 companies on the ASX 300 with boards that have no female directors (see the full list below), according to Women On Boards 2015 Board Diversity Index.
Ed's Blog Tony Abbott: A leadership crisis or a leadership vacuum? In a party room meeting yesterday the Prime Minister Tony Abbott shared some advice for dealing with the media.
Ed's Blog The day I realised I wasn’t just speaking in an echo chamber Last night at an event hosted by the Walkley’s Foundation and Women in Media Tracey Spicer asked an interesting question.
Ed's Blog Parks, violence, misogyny and a Facebook post that got 10,000 likes in 12 hours This eloquent post by Gen Stewart was shared on Facebook by the Young Vagabond team at 9pm on Thursday evening.
Ed's Blog An ode to The Hoopla and its ‘smart with heart’ take on news, current affairs and politics Australia’s media landscape will almost certainly be poorer for the closure of The Hoopla announced today.
Ed's Blog The Joe Hockey comment that broke Julie Bishop’s game face Sometimes you just can’t help it.