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Creative women are tapping into markets and advancing new ways for us all to connect for a better society. Here are some top entrepreneurs!

Keeping the financial impacts of the mental load invisible enables this sexist status quo to continue, Chandel Brandimarti writes.

The tax cuts are meant to put ‘money in the pocket of people’? But 70 percent of the tax benefits with flow through to men.

Minister for Women has launched an online toolkit that aims to assist women with a range of financial tasks to ensure their economic wellbeing.

The 80/20 rule is not about doing less work. It’s about finding the actions that hold the most value and spending more time doing those things.

Every three months, Bianca Hartge-Hazelman crunches a wide variety of datasets to determine how women are progressing on economic gender equality. Her latest report highlights the pandemic’s ongoing impact on women.

For the first time in six years, no women of colour CEOs are on this year’s Global 500 list, and only 13 women made made the cut.

The JobKeeper payment will be reduced from September but extended until March 2021, while the JobSeeker payment will be reduced from September.

Melanie Perkins, who co-founded Canva, is now one of the richest women in Australia. Her company is now worth $8.6 billion.

If we want swift systemic change that improves equity without risking collateral damage, we need a universal basic income.

Spousal financial abuse disproportionately affects women and is particularly prevalent in migrant communities, writes Dr Sabrin Farooqui.

NZ prime minister Jacinda Ardern has annouced a goverment scheme to provide all school-aged people with free sanitary products.