gender equality

New research confirms that hope alone will not boost the representation of women on boards.

Now that the outrage around our almost-exclusively male Federal cabinet is beginning to subside can everyone please just relax and go back to normal? No! Of course not.

News that Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s front bench is set to contain a record number of women is welcome news.

Did you watch Q&A on the ABC last night? If not, count yourself lucky.

It has always surprised me to hear children referred to as though they are some kind of consumer product or accessory.

Discussing women in leadership, or gender equality in general, in a social setting can be illuminating.

When in business, I dislike the tag “lady” and people ask me why.

On the same day as the UK Election (May 7th), I was honoured to be invited to present at the Online Influence conference in Cardiff.

The downfall of our first female PM might indicate that politics is still a boys club, but a new study reveals that knowledge of politics may also be a male arena.

While Australia has a national conversation on domestic violence, some of the harms of this violence remain in the shadows.

If you’re looking to gauge public sentiment ahead of US President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration look no further than the bus permit applications.

The Super Bowl is on today and even if you know nothing about American football, you are probably familiar with the commercials that are run during the broadcast.