leadership

Disability advocate Anne Tonkin is the 2026 SA Award recipient of the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.

Farrer by-election isn’t just about votes, but communities under pressure looking for leaders who can actually listen.

“There are two kinds of people who will thrive in the age of AI Tradespeople. And neurodivergent people.” No, it’s not that simple.

A new podcast launched this month by two social justice advocates will feature interviews and discussions about corporate accountability.

Australia is wasting migrant women’s degrees, stalling productivity and denying fair access to leadership and secure work.

When global leadership falters, it does not absolve the rest of us of responsibility. It raises the standard.

January leadership works when managers listen, reduce uncertainty, and lead like coaches to rebuild momentum without burnout.

We ask leading Australian female business leaders about how they are approaching health, mental wellbeing, and performance in the year ahead.

If kindness and courage truly are Australian values, they should be visible in the way power is exercised, reforms are pursued, and people are protected long after the crisis has passed.

Women are waking up to a new truth: We don’t have a burnout problem. We have a boundaries epidemic, writes Friska Wirya.

During 16 Days of Activism, we need to ask whether our workplaces are ready for the words: “I do not feel safe at home.”

Repealing the South Australian First Nations Voice to Parliament will not improve outcomes in education, health or justice.