Julia Gillard

It’s officially been 12 years since Julia Gillard made history, when she was sworn in as Australia’s first female prime minister.

Julia Gillard is due to release a book offering reflections on her infamous misogyny speech, marking its 10-year anniversary.

Julia Gillard has warned that a continuation of the work from home model could put women’s careers at risk in the long term.

In a letter to ACT residents, Julia Gillard noted her reluctance to “talk about politics” but said Gallagher deserved continuing support.

Julia Gillard was subjected to daily sexism during her tenure. Unlike Morrison, these tactics weren’t employed by anyone within her own party.

Powerful speeches by women are not hard to find but they could do with a little more time in the sun.  Here are five speeches by women that have made their mark on history.

I held sexist views about Julia Gillard as a child and it shows the insidious nature of the roaring sexism our parliamentary system has on young women.

Strong Female Lead is a new documentary that exposes the sexism and misogyny that was on display during the period of Julia Gillard’s prime ministership.

From Julia Banks, to Julia Gillard and Kate Ellis, memoirs have become a critical way to highlight the ongoing problems faced by women in politics.

We’ve just launched a special episode of The Leadership Lessons, featuring some key insights from Julia Gillard, Yasmin Poole, Sonja Stewart and Dr Kirstin Ferguson.

Professor Ryan, who coined the concept “glass cliff”, will be the first director of ANU’s Global Institute for Women’s Leadership.