COVID-19

Speaking at Canberra’s Press Club, the Prime Minister downplayed Kelly’s influence, saying “He’s not my doctor and he’s not yours”.

Decisive action has been the hallmark of female leaders – both in business and government – who have excelled during COVID-19.

Melinda Gates has called on government to start thinking about childcare as “essential infrastructure” as they rebuild economies.

23-time grand slam champion Serena Williams has shown her support for hotel quarantine rules ahead of the Australian Open.

(RANZCOG is advising most pregnant women against COVID vaccine because of insufficient data and a low number of cases in Australia.

Any delay in seeking appropriate medical attention even in the midst of a pandemic like Covid19 is troubling. Book your health appointment.

It’s been reported that 72 players are in a hard 14-day lockdown in Melbourne after three international charter flights were impacted by positive COVID-19 cases.

Work management app Asana has found that Australians had one of the highest rates of burnout of any country in 2020.

With many more months of lockdowns, mask mandates and quarantining in our futures, we all need to manage our expectations.

In 2021, we’re looking forward to these triumphant women leading us through with their resilience, courage and strength.

“I’ve wondered whether the enduring lesson from 2020 is that we’re not in control. Not the way we thought,” Georgie Dent writes.

The governmental failings in hotel quarantine that led to a second wave of the pandemic are likely to be politically irrelevant.