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To say Professor Julie Bernhardt is changing the world is an understatement.

Any man who is under 30, and is not a liberal, has no heart; and any man who is over 30, and is not a conservative, has no brains.

An Australian first study of Australian authors highlights the dramatic and profound impact that technology is having on authors and the publishing industry.

Lush Australia will not change how it approaches marketing despite a decision by the Advertising Standards Board to uphold a complaint against the homemade cosmetics brand’s campaign to raise awareness of excess packaging that featured nude women.

You’d think we learned our lesson during the Gillard years.

Young adults aged 18 to 24 are more likely than older Australians to experience some forms of digital harassment and abuse, according to new research from RMIT and La Trobe universities.

New data compiled by The Information and Social Capital suggests the tech industry in the United States is just “bros funding bros”.

England and Australia have a long and complicated history both on and off the sporting field.

Sometimes, all you need to do to make a difference to long-held attitudes, like sexim, is explain the truth of things to kids.

Imagine you are in a room with women from 26 other countries.

Considerable strides have been in recent years toward gender equality in the Australian workplace, spurred not only by a societal conception of fairness, but also in recognition of the contribution of women to the bottom line of companies and the economic benefit to the country.

Often merit-based selection is propped up as an apparent argument against targets and quotas to improve the representation of women.