News & Views

The people most likely to arrive to work on time and those who are generally late have been revealed in a recent report examining workplace tardiness.

Got a big idea and a stash of savings? Financy editor and co-founder Bianca Hartge-Hazelman asks Taryn Williams, co-founder of two successful businesses, how she got started and how she manages her money.

Emily McWaters dropped out of a law degree to start pursuing business ideas – and has failed many times since.

An overburdened and underfunded family law system is putting lives at risk and must be addressed, according to domestic violence campaigner Rosie Batty.

Samantha Wills’ story demonstrates the absolute tenacity required to not only start a small business, but to make it astronomically successful.

Erica Stewart started her online marketplace hardtofind.

I get a lot of questions from women about how to network.

Last week I wrote about intimidation and bullying.

Successful people leading businesses usually avoid giving much notice to narrow-minded comments, but when you are constantly faced with discrimination it still hurts and it’s hard to stay quiet.

This is the first of our #womenintech series, profiling the diverse range of roles in the field, how different women got involved, and their ideas for making the sector more inclusive.

This indeed is an interesting time to be evaluating leaders and politicians, with the US presidential election heating up, the UK Prime Minister resigning, and, closer to home, our political stars out to impress in the last few days before the federal election.

On Women’s Agenda, we receive a lot of press releases regarding new incentives employers are offering to help attract and retain new parents.