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Malcolm Turnbull has declared the slow page of women studying computer science engineering is a “big conundrum” facing Australia.

The fifth annual McKinsey & Lean In survey provides a snapshot of life in corporate America for women. It shows discrimination remains rife.

It’s a general rule of life that getting what you want correlates with asking for it. Sometimes there’s just a delay in between.

The authors of a new book: ‘It’s not you, it’s the workplace: Women’s conflict at work and the bias that built it’ confirms women aren’t broken.

I approached “The Moment of Lift: How Empowering Women Changes the World”, Melinda Gates new memoir/ manifesto, with a bit of trepidation.

On Q&A Liberal minister Karen Andrews advised men to protect themselves from misconduct allegations by avoiding mentoring women one-on-one.

Michelle Obama’s been dropping some truth bombs during her massive, Becoming book tour, but it was her comments about the call for women to “lean in” that inspired some serious applause in Brooklyn over the weekend.

We interviewed 61 women to find out what it’s like for women building science careers. We found it’s like walking into a headwind.

Organisations and their leaders are well placed to challenge the systems, structures and cultures that have enabled sexual harassment and sexual assault to be perpetrated for so long.

A new report by the Art of Mentoring, shows that the proportion of Australian men uncomfortable about working alone with a woman has doubled since #MeToo

Meet Carrie Kwan, the co-founder of Mums & Co, on a mission to provide more support to mums in business.

A host of big-name celebrities, in line with international charity, ONE have penned a letter to world leaders urging them to take action on female empowerment and equality.