News & Views

Companies that specialise in software development and information technology make up almost half of the best 50 places to work in Australia, according to the latest list produced by research institute Great Place to Work Australia.

The world knows about Michelle Bridges’s fortune – the fitness star entered BRW’s rich women list in 2015 with a net worth of $53 million – but her success is a product of decades of work both on and off camera.

Krishna Devarapalli’s job is to bring ideas to life through technology.

Google’s head of Performance Susan Wheeldon-Steele has been appointed to the board of Centuria Capital (CNI), becoming the first female director to sit on the board of the ASX-listed specialist investment manager board.

Girls in Tech has officially launched in Australia, with the global non-profit bringing a series of world-class events, programs and initiatives to grow the local tech ecosystem and close the gender gap.

Two Sydney twins have captured the imagination of half a million people with an app that lets anyone turn themselves into an emoji.

Annette Presley knows how to start businesses, and how to successfully exit them.

On her first day of leading CBC Television, Canada’s equivalent of the ABC, Kirstine Stewart was mistaken for an assistant.

Taryn Williams only founded theright.

Department of Finance head Jane Halton has resigned from the public service, stepping down after becoming just the second-ever female departmental head.

One day, Saffron Howden had a lightbulb moment and realised Australia didn’t have a children’s newspaper, meaning kids were being left out of the national conversation.

Earlier this year, Kate Middleton obtained VC backing to acquire Censeo Engineering.