Advice

Knowledge is power.

When someone says, writes or publishes something that is wrong, tainted, stupid, exaggerated, or an outright lie and you directly are involved in the team, topic or task – it can make you so angry you lose focus on the work you should be doing.

There is nothing more rewarding as a leader than to see the person that you took a chance on at the start of their career achieve the heights of success.

We asked a number of leading women who are speaking at the upcoming She Leads conference what they’d like younger women to know about navigating the career in front of them.

When I was a journalist on a daily newspaper 25 years ago I loved the thrill of chasing down a deadline.

International Women’s Day this month highlighted a range of challenges that still exist for women in the workforce, and a range of achievements.

Over the past few weeks the subject of appropriate office dress has popped up in conversation on a number of occasions.

There is a very good reason why a law degree is highly coveted, and why it has surpassed Arts as the generalist tertiary qualification: law teaches you to think in a beneficial way.

I found a window in my week’s schedule and completed my July to September Business Activity Statement (BAS), due yesterday.

Tomorrow I am hosting the First Annual International Conscious Women’s event in partnership with the charity UN Women.

I eavesdropped on a twitter conversation this week between a couple of self-proclaimed feminists and it disturbed me.

In Australia, workplace health and safety legislation effectively holds employers responsible for ensuring the emotional, psychological and physical wellbeing of employees.