News & Views Stop pleading for more women in STEM. Start building bridges instead Australia must stop blaming women for STEM gaps and start rebuilding systems designed to exclude them properly.
News & Views Ann Sherry on achieving impact, power and being the only woman in the room Ann Sherry shared what she’s learnt on delivering impact at the Women Unlimited conference on Thursday morning.
Leadership The Women to Watch in Australia’s legal sector These trailblazers are proving that when women’s expertise is supported, the law can be a force for meaningful change.
News & Views Rethinking leadership systems in a world that moves faster than human judgement As AI accelerates work, leadership systems must slow decision-making to protect human judgement, trust, compassion, and ethical outcomes.
Business Australia’s gender pay gap narrows slightly with women earning $28,000 less than men Australia’s gender pay gap and women’s representation in leadership positions have improved, according to the latest WGEA report.
News & Views COP30: Australia and the pacific must put women at the centre of climate action At COP30 in Belém, Australia and the Pacific must put women at the centre of climate action, writes Simone Clarke.
News & Views The workplace was perfect—until women showed up? Last week, the New York Times, decided to ask the question: “Did Women Ruin the Workplace?”. No, this isn’t satire.
News & Views How women in leadership can build equity into the future of work Women leaders are using AI to create fairer, people-first workplaces that prioritise growth, equity, and meaningful progress.
Ed's Blog Women leaders demand seat at table on AI, climate crisis and the global diversity backlash It’s time more women got a say on climate change and AI, especially given the disproportionate impacts on women.
Ed's Blog Compliance? This is about productivity. New data links gender balanced leadership to company value The analysis of companies employing millions of Australians reveals those with gender balanced executive teams achieve more company value.
News & Views ‘Not Her Husband’s Achievement’: Sky News slammed for gendered coverage of first female Archbishop of Canterbury The media focused on the Archbishop’s personal life instead of her achievements, showing ongoing gender bias in reporting.
Ed's Blog Nepal’s youth pick a 73yo woman to lead. Sushila Karki promises she’s not there to ‘taste power’ Sushila Karki has promised her team will not stay in power a day over six months, as she leads a transitional government in Nepal.
