Ed’s Blog

The Australian of the Year Award is often referred to as an honour, recipients always thank the Australia Day Council for giving them the award, but perhaps it should be the other way round.

In the immediate aftermath of the spill, I was arguing for time.

Clicktivism gets a bit of a bad rap from the commentariat.

This year we’ve published 1572 stories on Women’s Agenda, playing witness to what’s been another significant 12 months for women in business.

It’s almost Christmas (you’ve probably noticed) and this is the last day Women’s Agenda will be publishing until Tuesday 12th January.

We’ll take the first two weeks of January off, we at Women’s Agenda said.

No one would hire Ricky Gervais to MC an event and expect him to be a mature, polite, inoffensive host.

Women’s Agenda sincerely congratulates the people who have been awarded various awards and medals today.

Gender bias in uni students: what happens to those kids after they graduate In yet more news that should be shocking but is really just another drop in a big biased ocean, a recent study found that gender has a greater effect on how students evaluate their teachers than the quality of teaching.

Are the issues that matter to Australian women going to be taken seriously in the election campaign this

The Daily Telegraph recently ran an article claiming that Peta Credlin is under consideration as the next Sex Discrimination Commissioner.

While we still think in terms of “politicians” and “female politicians”, we can’t pretend gender isn’t an issue in