women in leadership

Australia could see its first job-sharing candidates running for a single seat in parliament in the next federal election.

Kristina Luburic’s extraordinary mama never set foot in a corporate boardroom, and yet the lessons and wisdom she carried were vast. 

Pippa Berlocher, the CEO for Essence Mediacom Australia and New Zealand, shares the most important values to carry as a leader.

Juggling many hats as a multi-dimensional professional and community leader, Charmaine Hunzwi has built up a unique level of resilience. 

Given that men hold nearly 70 per cent of all leadership roles, it is worth asking if all this advice about confidence is helping or hindering women’s careers.

The UN has never been led by a woman, and numerous civil society campaigns are promoting an end to this decades-long gender imbalance.

Even the most trusting individual would be moved to raise an eyebrow at the latest advice proffered by former Prime Minister, Tony Abbott.

Sustainability specialist Dr Gabriel shares advice during her keynote session for Women’s Agenda’s new video app series, The Keynotes.

New Labor MP Jodie Belyea has given her first speech in Parliament, paying tribute to her predecessor, the late Peta Murphy.

Karen Lonergan has been appointed as the new Chief People Officer of professional services firm PwC Australia.

Two women candidates lost to former member for Goldstein Tim Wilson in the Liberal party’s preselection vote over the weekend.

Dame Margaret Guilfoyle, a Liberal Senator from 1971-1987, was the first woman to hold a cabinet ministerial portfolio in Australia. Now, there will be a Liberal party women’s network, named in her honour.