Advice ‘Escaping marriage’ by winning a PhD scholarship: How Dr Parwinder Kaur smashed stereotypes to pursue science Dr Parwinder Kaur is a self-described ‘DNA nerd’.
Leadership Success? It comes down to perseverance: Dr Jennifer Matthews on her career in STEM “I personally believe it is the perseverance, not the innate ability, that matters most for a career in STEM,” says marine biologist Dr Jennifer Matthews,
Women's Health News ‘Do what works for you’: Meg Lanning on staying active This week on ‘How I manage my health’, we speak with cricket superstar, Meg Lanning, who tells us she’s found balance in meditating.
News & Views Meet the women transforming science in Australia: Eureka Prize finalists The Australian Museum have announced the finalists for Australia’s leading science awards, the Eureka Prizes.
Leadership ‘I love learning and I want to make a difference’: Sonia Shah’s extraordinary career in genetics research Medical genetics researcher, Sonia Shah, says wants to use what she’s learned to make a difference in human health.
News & Views ‘Every time I retell the story of my sexual assault, the bit that upsets me the most is what happened afterwards’: Business leaders speak up on workplace sexual misconduct Australia’s most prominent business CEOs spoke at a Diversity Council Australia event, revealing their experiences with sexual harassment.
Advice ‘Always seeking, always finding’: Mani Thiru on how to succeed in the tech sector Mani Thiru took out the WALA Award for Emerging Leader in the Private Sector. What is her advice for other women?
Women of Colour Monash Business School launches executive education program for culturally diverse women Monash Business School is launching a new executive education program for women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
Books ‘Beware the controlling man’: Why Nikki Gemmell’s memoir is the book all young women need Nikki Gemmell’s new memoir is about the reckoning that goes on between love and creativity, and boy is it good.
News & Views Annabel Crabb sheds light on the political women history forgot in ABC’s Ms Represented Annabel Crabb hosts a four-part tv series looking at the trajectory of women in politics since women started campaigning for their rights.
Advice From redundancy & rock bottom to loving 5am training sessions and triathlon In just 18 months, Liane Dowling has hit the glass ceiling, fallen to rock bottom, and bounced back up to complete her 1st Olympic Triathlon.
News & Views Why I believe more women should consider a career in tech Many women find the notion of working in the tech industry daunting. The demand has never been higher, now is the time to look in.
