Money How to become financially independent and live life on your own terms On top of setting herself up to be financially independent, Jemi Jeng founded her business, Penny, to help other women do the same.
podcasts Podcast: The death of Zomi Frankcom in Gaza This week, we learned the devastating news that Australian aid worker, Zomi Frankcom, was killed in an Israeli air strike in Gaza.
podcasts Podcast: Where is the happiest place on earth? The World Happiness Report was released this week, with Finland taking the top spot for the seventh year in a row (no surprises there). In this week’s podcast, Tarla Lambert and Angela Priestley consider why the same countries top the list year after year – could it have something to do with their women leaders?
podcasts Podcast: What’s going on with Sam Kerr? Sam Kerr’s face has been splashed on the front of newspapers and news sites in recent times – but not for the reasons we’re used to.
Uncategorised Unfortunately, every day needs to be International Women’s Day It’s business as usual on Women’s Agenda because every day must be International Women’s Day.
podcasts Podcast: Barnaby’s booze-fest and the double standards for women Barnaby Joyce seems to be getting away with his usual antics. Very few people are calling the Deputy Nationals leader out on his booze-fest last week.
podcasts Podcast: The epic fail on investing in female founders Why are all-female founded startups still only getting just four per cent of funding in 2023?
podcasts Podcast: Why was the search term “Taylor Swift” blocked on X? This week, we saw AI impact two high-profile women: Taylor Swift and Victorian MP Georgie Purcell. But who is really responsible?
podcasts Podcast: Barbie, climate change and business meetings in saunas No, we didn’t record this episode in a sauna, nor an ice bath. But this week, we found out that some people actually conduct business from such places. Are they serious?
podcasts Podcast: New year, new women leaders? Welcome back to The Crux for 2024! The team at Women’s Agenda are well-rested and ready to get stuck back into it.
News & Views Australia joins UN majority vote in favour of ceasefire in Gaza Australia joins other nations at UN General Assembly, voting in favour of a resolution calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in war-torn Gaza.
Business Employers can and must work to eliminate domestic and family violence We learn more about Challenge DV, an organisation working to support employers with their role in eliminating violence against women, thanks to our partnership with Family Friendly Workplaces.
