News & Views

Every day as I sit down to go through the newspapers (both online and off) I see one thing: a serious lack of diversity in the expert sources being quoted, as well as the views being published on the opinion pages.

I emerge from this conversation dumbfounded.

When it comes to entrepreneurialism, Jo Burston believes there’s plenty of inspiring people and stories to explain ‘why’ women would want to get involved.

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.

Tony Abbott’s speech at the Margaret Thatcher Lecture last night was pretty much just a more articulate version of the views he’s expressed consistently in more than 20 years of public life in Australia.

This is the first ‘idea’ in our Eight game-changing ideas for women at work series, published over the next two weeks.

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

Yesterday there was an article in News Corps Australian Network’s, news.

Go Girl Go for IT, a free upcoming event for high school girls from years 8 to 11 organised by the Victorian ICT for Women Network, aims to encourage girls to consider a career in the tech industry.

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

For reasons I still don’t quite understand I watched Tony Abbott on The Bolt Report yesterday.

Buying a magazine is a little luxury for many — but increasingly women are turning away from their gossipy diet-obsessed titles and looking for something else.