Ed’s Blog

Some women cringe when they hear it, because they’ve heard it so many times before: Another influential man – a CEO, an MP, a Finance Minister – declaring they’re the father of girls, and want those girls to have the same opportunities as boys.

Jo Cox was a popular labour MP in Britain who’d been in the job just over a year.

Last week the AFL unveiled the eight teams that will play in its inaugural 2017 women’s competition.

When a politician’s asked about the big news story of the day, there’s a lot that can be said about their reaction.

LinkedIn has used a range of metrics to determine the 25 employers Australian users of the professional network most want to work for (see list below), with flexibility emerging as a key trend for popular employers.

The key victors of the successful Brexit vote seem as surprised by the result as the rest of the world.

I love an election party, as long as nobody attempts to turn off the television.

We love covering women in tech – sharing their stories, learning their advice and hearing about some of the fascinating projects they’re working on that make the world better.

Make no mistake: Labor and the Coalition want to win the ‘women’s vote’.

On the first day that I returned to work after my first baby I joked with a colleague that it was like being on holidays.

Malcolm Turnbull’s big political gamble to call a double dissolution election appears to have backfired spectacularly.

Watch out: the ‘difficult women’ of the world are coming, and they’re after the biggest prizes in leadership.