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The Great Resignation is alive and well here in Australia, with one in five quitting jobs in the past 12 months and a another quarter considering changing jobs, according to new research from NAB.

A report into Mothers and Babies show that interventions in birth in Australia are rising sharply, but despite this, babies are dying at a similar rate.

The health and wellbeing of Australian women has plummeted this year, with rates of anxiety and domestic violence at a record high.

In this episode of the Women are the Business podcast, two experts address the power of research in understanding the lived experiences of women in developing countries.

Australian research is clear that children who attend preschool or childcare are less likely to arrive at school delayed in their development.

Julia Gillard has been appointed as the next Chair of Wellcome, a London based organisation that aims to take on big health challenges..

There’s no shortage of fearful women in Australia, according to new data from the Australia Talks research. And while sad, the results aren’t surprising.

New research has foudn women tend to rate their own work performance lower than men do, even when everyone is performing similarly well.

More than half of female murder victims last year globally, were killed by their partners or family members a new United Nations study has reported. 

Attitudes against female leaders in the workplace are more prejudiced than we think, according to new research from Germany.

Women are 10 per cent more productive at work, according to new data from Hive. But they’re getting assigned more tasks, than men.

We can’t predict how workers will act based on their sex. Thinking we can could lead some to accept workplace discrimination