Latest / Career & Business
Latest episode
Sort by category
It’s confronting to imagine your mate or a relative as a perpetrator of intimate partner violence but with one in three men admitting to this crime, it’s a thought that needs to be addressed.
- Sarah Rosenberg
I’m a people pleaser. The type who says yes to every coffee, replies to every email, and jumps at every opportunity. And my emails? Still! Have! So! Many! Exclamation! Marks!
- Phoebe Saintilan
As no surprise to anyone, Australia’s venture capital landscape, the odds are still stacked against women.
- Missing Perspectives
It's been a transformative 12 months for former MasterChef winner Nat Thaipun, but her biggest chapter is just beginning.
- Alicia Vrajlal
For over a decade, thousands of men, women, and children, including thousands of Hazaras fleeing persecution in Afghanistan, have been living in limbo.
- Zohal Azra
My heart sank as I sat at my desk at a major publishing house. As a senior editor, my task was quite simple: to proofread the near-final pages of a new self-help title.
- Ginny Grant
Growing up, I thought my parents’ divorce was just one of those things that happens. But recently, I’ve realised that money was at the heart of it. That experience has shaped the way I see, earn, and spend money more than I ever expected.
- Queenie Tan
From the moment we secured tickets to the Oasis homecoming show in Manchester, my excitement was rivalled by a sickening sense of dread.
- Anna Stewart
Alisa Bittner speaks to three well-known female founders to find an answer to the question: 'Can women truly launch and market a business without openly sharing elements of themselves to build a community?'
- Alisa Bittner
Megan Clement, a feminist journalist who has lived in Paris for a decade, shares her guide to the city beyond the clichés - highlighting the women, activism, and culture that has shaped the city.
- Megan Clement
The former One Direction singer's new song, Fuscia Sea, refers to his experience of being the only Asian in an all-white boyband. Emma Ruben shares why it truly hit home.
- Emma Ruben
Last month, the Federal Court’s Justice Darryl Rangiah ruled that journalist Lattouf had been unlawfully terminated when the ABC took her off air 18 months ago, after she shared a post on Instagram featuring a headline by the Human Rights Watch which reported that Israel was found to have been using starvation as a weapon of war in Gaza.
- Soaliha Iqbal
