Ed's Blog The deputy PM, a baby & private matters in the public domain The deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is reportedly expecting his fifth child with a woman who once worked in his office.
Uncategorised How women are calling out the sexism in Super Bowl ads 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.
Soapbox Where are the ‘dadpreneurs’? They’re running businesses & their parental status is moot Where are the ‘dadpreneurs’ Christie Whitehill asks, as she explains the problem with ‘mumpreneur’ which demotes a woman’s achievements in business.
News & Views Men taking salary cuts doesn’t solve the pay gap Johan Lundgren, the EasyJet CEO, has voluntarily taken a £34,000 pay cut to match the salary his female predecessor Carolyn McCall earned.
News & Views “Unlikable, selfish & ruthless”: Julia Gillard & Hillary Clinton fight perceptions of women in power Unlikeable, selfish and ruthless: Julia Gillard & Hillary Clinton have joined forces to change the negative perceptions that limit female leader.
News & Views The truth about what happened at an exclusive men-only charity dinner 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.
Profiles Susan Alberti’s life is a lesson in resilience, self-belief & overcoming the odds She is a pioneer, a successful businesswoman, a philanthropist, an advocate for medical research, a champion for women & mad about football: Meet Susan Alberti.
Ed's Blog Too late to complain? Stop whingeing? No thanks, Germaine. Germaine Greer has admonished women for whingeing about sexual assault after the fact saying it’s too late to complain. #MeToo
Ed's Blog #MeToo, #TimesUp & why 2018 is off to a cracking start A year ago, considering that virtually every female who attended the Golden Globes would rally together in solidarity for women was unthinkable. #TimesUp
News & Views The 10 women YOU believe set the agenda in 2017 We asked you to name up to three women who shaped the year 2017 and ten names came up more than any others. Meet the 2017 agenda setters.
News & Views Liz Broderick hands down report into college culture at Sydney University For 18 months Liz Broderick has been investigating the culture at several Sydney University residential colleges & now hands down her report.
News & Views The sexist treatment of Kristina Keneally begins. Now She’s Bill’s Girl, the Daily Telegraph headline reads after Kristina Keneally announced she would run in the Sydney seat of Bennelong.