Ed's Blog Prepared to ‘go to war’ and quit the balance myth? These founders want you Startup founders are increasingly being upfront about the demands they’re putting on workers, and the myths of work life balance.
Ed's Blog Is it ‘indefensible’? Sam Mostyn to receive $214,000 more than predecessor A pay bump to a woman? It rarely happens. In this case, Sam Mostyn will be earning significantly more than her predecessor.
Ed's Blog Lessons from Lisa Su, the CEO taking on the world’s most valuable company Lisa Su is smart, funny and passionate about computer chips. She’s now a billionaire, having led AMD’s rapid growth over the past 10 years.
Ed's Blog Coalition talks ‘hope’ while outlining plan for building seven nuclear reactors The plan outlined the seven sites and an optimisitc timeline for getting the first reactor online by 2035. No costings have been shared.
Ed's Blog We’ll now be waiting even longer for gender equality: 134 years It’s the wait that keeps getting longer, globally. But Australia has a slight win, up two places on the gender equality country ranking.
Ed's Blog Make childcare free or around $10 a day for families, three days a week Universal early childhood education and care, similar to how we think about schooling or Medicare, is possible. With serious upsides.
News & Views ‘Granny fighting for life’: There is so much wrong with media’s portrayal of women who are victims of violence The regularity in which women are reduced to labels when they’re reported on as victims of violence is sickening.
Ed's Blog Ego men, yes men, convicted men and why we need more women leading Mexico elected its first woman president. A brightspot in a year dominated by elections and men like Farage & Trump determined to take airtime
Ed's Blog Amelia Hamer was preselected. Surely Josh Frydenberg wouldn’t attempt a comeback now The former Treasurer reportedly wants back in, two months after Amelia Hamer won the preselection and just as the seat looks easer to win.
News & Views The latest AI developments are not good news for women Be concerned about everything from OpenAI’s “flirty” voice release to Google’s search update and News Corp’s signing a deal to train generative AI.
Ed's Blog A mother’s pain for her little boy murdered, and the failed responses that must be addressed The failings are numerous and must be investigated and acted on, as Dr Sophie Roome shares her heartbreak about her son Rowan.
News & Views Peter Dutton talks big on women’s safety without saying much The Opposition leader talked up his previous experience dealing with domestic and family violence in his Budget reply, but failed on substance.
