Advice

Clive Palmer has criticised the government’s paid parental leave policy and commented that it’s merely a way of ensuring the “Prime Minister’s chief of staff [Peta Credlin] can receive a massive benefit when she’s pregnant”.

Earlier in the week I was invited to lunch with one of the country’s most successful business people.

Women’s Agenda has had a partnership with Twitter Australia for a while now.

Research recently released by Penn State University in America indicates that women find work less stressful than home.

For a woman who once questioned why anyone would want to work with computers, Laura Molony has built a curious career: it’s wall to wall computers.

It would be good to see more women in the room at the 2016 SydStart than those present at today’s event for tech entrepreneurs.

Last Wednesday I arrived at work primed to write a piece responding to a television editorial about a radio prank in which a female television presenter was led into a dark room, blindfolded, only to discover one of the male radio co-hosts naked.

This time a year ago I would have been completing my first work week back following a Christmas break.

You may have seen the article we published a few days ago about our partnership with TwitterAU and the soapbox event we hosted with them.

Last night a few things popped up in my Twitter feed about an editorial given by Paul Murray on his television program Paul Murray Live.

Whether you’re an early bird who jumps out of bed before your alarm clock, or more of a night owl whose day doesn’t officially start until that third cup of coffee, we can all use a little push in the morning.

Confidence is one of the most important parts of any pitch for capital, according to Hey You co-founder Rebekah Campbell.