Advice ‘If you don’t include all voices, you don’t get the truth’: Jan Fran tells Tarla LambertJan Fran is a compelling journalist who has penetrated the mainstream media with her searing and comedic lens across the news.
Advice Truly flexible workplaces require systemic change, not band-aidsFlexible Working Day approaches, the timing couldn’t be more poignant as the global impact of COVID-19 grows to Herculean proportions around the world.
News & Views These are the six questions managers of work from home teams should be askingWe are not just working from home. We are working from home during a crisis, and our teams are dealing with things we can’t understand, if we don’t ask.
News & Views Women leaders feel judged by their wardrobe choicesFemale educational leaders say the blazer a mandatory item of clothing that instills confidence in their leadership roles.
Climate Climate change is a problem that requires global solidarity – just like coronavirusNow is the time to lift voices of women at the forefront of leading climate action. Angela Priestley is joined by women leaders tackling climate change.
News & Views 53 organisations share ‘Ten Things To Do’ on gender with governmentVictoriam organisations have come together calling for State and Federal Governments to pay special attention to gendered impacts of the global COVID-19.
Politics Why we must pay attention to women’s online safety during COVID-19The fast rise of online activity is raising very real safety concerns for women, writes Caitlin McGrane from Gender Equity Victoria.
Entrepreneurs Podcast: Acknowledge the little disappointments, how do you actually work at home with kids and others around?Listen to the latest Women’s Agenda podcast, talking about some of the key stories that have got readers talking this week.
Uncategorised How to trust a leader? Some urgent ideas for Scott Morrison that can start todayFemale leaders can provide the inspiration. And Scott Morrison can quickly adapt to put out a stronger response that ends complacency.
Uncategorised Just stop it! Adaptation & utilitarianism will serve us better than a roll of toilet paperPrime Minister Scott Morrison has just told Australians, like a parent scolding anaughty child, to just STOP IT. Stop what, exactly?
News & Views ‘You’ll never be brilliant, because you have a working wife’: Bias remains the biggest issue for women in medical researchDr Louise Purton and three other women in medicine speak on bias at UNSW Medicine’s International Women’s Day panel on their career pathways.
Leadership We’re past the ‘future of work’: Time to talk the evolution of workThe Future of the Workforce is a hotly debated topic. Two experts in this field share their knowledge at this year’s Australian Governance Summit in Sydney.
