sexism

A jury in the US has found Bill Cosby guilty of drugging and sexually molesting a woman at his home in 2004. The significance of the Bill Cosby guilty verdict cannot be overstated: it took decades and 50 women speaking out.

Melissa Browne’s experience as a financial planner aligns with the findings of the banking royal commission. Browne says the financial planning industry is in crisis and needs changing.

Why would Barnaby Joyce tell a journalist that the paternity of his new partner’s baby is a ‘grey area’? Because the former Deputy Prime Minister is desperate to cling on to power/

The employment minister Senator Michaelia Cash has been forced to withdraw comments she made in senate estimates regarding rumours about Bill Shorten’s staff members.

The Red Zone, a damning new report on bullying, harassment and abuse at residential colleges at Australian universities is released today by End Rape on Campus Australia.

Andrew Griffiths is the UK’s business minister who is currently promoting shared parental leave and admits to Emma Barnett that he can’t access it himself.

The deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is reportedly expecting his fifth child with a woman who once worked in his office.

Women make 80% of purchasing decisions so why aren’t Super Bowl Ads made with women in mind? The #3percentsb hashtag calls out the sexism.

Where are the ‘dadpreneurs’ Christie Whitehill asks, as she explains the problem with ‘mumpreneur’ which demotes a woman’s achievements in business.

Johan Lundgren, the EasyJet CEO, has voluntarily taken a £34,000 pay cut to match the salary his female predecessor Carolyn McCall earned.

Unlikeable, selfish and ruthless: Julia Gillard & Hillary Clinton have joined forces to change the negative perceptions that limit female leader.

The Presidents Club Charity Dinner is ostensibly a worthy annual event but an expose in the Financial Times by Madison Marriage shows its sleazy core.