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Workplace culture is governed by people, and it rests on everyone to positively contribute says new CEO of Governance Institute Australia, Megan Motto.

Marita Cheng had a single objective when she considered her future career: To help people live better lives through robotics.

While Australian media has changed a lot in recent years, there’s no escaping the fact that female speakers are still severely underrepresented.

if you need reassurance that gender equality progress has been made, just take a look at the evolution of topics at the IML’s IWD debates.

The Barossa Wine Auction will move ahead on April 26 2019. Enjoy a delicious lunch and celebrate some remarkable women making waves in the industry.

The NQS and rating system has improved the quality of the teaching experience for the educators and the outcomes for children and their families.

Girl Ready’s event for cultivating resilience and a growth mindset will help parents of teen girls to navigate the challenges of raising happy teenagers.

Ian Ugarte was once a property developer creating the stock standard large home that is  perceived to be the great Australian dream, despite the fact few people could afford them.

What happens to the lives and careers of women when they complete a comprehensive leadership or professional development program?

Avoid the queues at Kmart, and get behind these fantastic, female-owned businesses for Christmas. A list for all your naughty and nice loved ones.

Julianne Wheat has the kind of job many people dream of: designing a fashion line for sophisticated workwear for women across a wide range of industries.

Deb Elliott is the owner of Fly Consulting; a business offering women in non-management roles key development pathways and programs, including Springboard.