Jugglehood

Nikki Gemmell’s new memoir is about the reckoning that goes on between love and creativity, and boy is it good.

While parents in lockdown might have gained a greater appreciation of what it takes to teach children at home, they haven’t been ‘home schooling’.

The waiving of childcare gap fees is very much welcomed, but what about prioritising vaccinating our teachers?

For the first time ever, female solicitors have outnumbered male solicitors in Australia, with 53 per cent of them dominating the sect

New research has revealed that up to 7,700 women a year are returning to partners who enact violence. 9,120 women are homeless.

Someone needs to stand up for the everyday mums who don’t occupy the privileged world of social media influencers.

Andrew Yates announced the new policy for KPMG on day one of his new role at the helm of the firm in Australia.

The idea that children suffer from going to childcare and having mothers who work is outdated nonsense – and the research backs it up.

When Melanie Evans was appointed CEO of ING in late 2020, she decided to banish the terms “primary” and “secondary” carer from the bank’s lexicon.

Dannielle Miller says she will use the platform to further speak out on the issues that matter, particularly for teenage girls.

A new app aims to help new mothers improve their mental wellbeing by allowing them to track their mood during pregnancy and early parenthood.

Katrina Troughton was asked to lead IBM’s business in New Zealand within months of having her second child.