Money

Menopause doesn’t just affect women’s thermostat and crossword skills. It can have a profound effect on income in retirement.

Australian Financial Review have released their Rich Women List, with mining magnate Gina Rinehart securing the No.1 position once again.

Some companies have proactively responded to their gender pay gap exposure from last week, including Qantas.

Ruth Gottesman has donated US$1 billion to a medical school, ensuring students will not have to pay tuition fees going forward. 

Can colossal wealth coexist with feminist ideals? Carmen Hawker delves into the interplay between fortune, feminism and societal equity.

British A-list actor Olivia Colman has spoken out against the old Hollywood rationality for the gender pay gap among actors. 

“The modern reinvention of the Olympic Games that does not have drug testing,” is headed by tech billionaires. Where are the women?

The forms of financial abuse that 1.5 million Australian women have been subjected to by their former partners has been exposed. 

For the first time in history, women’s sports is forecast to exceed US$1.28 billion in global revenues next year, according to Deloitte.

The latest Financy Women’s Index rose by 2 per cent to 78.1 points in the September quarter, the best gain in two years.

The ‘can’t have it all’ narrative creates a false dichotomy that suggests women have a choice to make between a home, family and career.

Tuesday’s 0.25 percentage point cash rate rise to 4.35 per cent is the first from the Reserve Bank under its new governor, Michelle Bullock.