Ed's Blog Bronwyn Bishop takes on Gillian Triggs On Women’s Agenda, we don’t expect Human Rights Commissioner Professor Gillian Triggs to resign from her position any time soon.
Ed's Blog “Merit is a mask for bias”: Leaders on levelling the playing field How did Airforce Commandant Alan Clements come to recognise the reality of gender inequality in the workforce? A team exercise.
Ed's Blog Matt Haig, masculinity & the problem with suppressing men Earlier this week I noticed a new follower on Twitter.
Ed's Blog Raise your voice, stand tall and never, ever apologise for who you are “Still somewhere in our brains is whispering the stereotype that says if a woman is leading, if she’s commanding then she’s probably given up on the female traits of nurturing and empathy, she’s probably pretty hardboiled, she’s probably pretty ruthless, she’s not very likeable, I bet she’s a bit of a bitch.
Ed's Blog Family Court overturns ban on mum from breastfeeding It seems sanity and justice have prevailed in Sydney today.
Ed's Blog The day Facebook banned Clementine Ford Clementine Ford has had a pretty abysmal five days.
Ed's Blog Senator asked if she’s married: What’s that got to do with anything? There are a lot of strange things that come up in politics, but this one is certainly up there with some of the more bizarre moments in recent history.
Ed's Blog How was this not a career-ending moment for Tony Abbott? The final episode of The Killing Season aired on the ABC last night and what a sorry tale it told.
Ed's Blog I know how she does it: (She cares less about what others think) Earlier today we hosted a breakfast event in Sydney where I had the great pleasure of interviewing Ann Sherry about her work, life and family.
Ed's Blog Guilty mother? Don’t be, your kids may be better off Carnival CEO Ann Sherry’s son is 38 years old, but Sherry still has nightmares about the many times she was late to pick him up from school.
Ed's Blog The public shaming of Belle Gibson: When does it stop? This piece was originally written before Belle Gibson’s interview went to air, and has since been updated.
Ed's Blog Career suicide to work flexibly? Depends… The General Counsel at Carnival Australia, the largest cruising company in the Asia Pacific, works three days a week.
