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Data released today by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency shows that increasing the number of women in executive leadership positions, such as Directors and CEOs, improves company performance, productivity and profitability.
The Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) has released median gender pay gap data for Australian private sector employers with 100 or more employees.
Missing Perspectives sat down with Michelle Battersby, founder of social media app 'Sunroom,' to discuss fertility anxiety, the challenges facing female founders, and what needs to change in the workplace.
What will it take to create radical change for female founders and women in business?
Last week, news dropped that a male-run VC-backed subletting startup had pivoted to establishing a 'corporate girlies' club. To put it lightly, female founders both in Australia and world-wide weren't too pleased.
Australia’s growing technology sector touts itself as progressive and forward-thinking, especially when it comes to embracing new ways of working and building businesses. But as Founder of startups Normal and Fuzzy Lucy Wark argues, people in the ecosystem need to grapple with real issues of sexism and harassment.
She’s a living doll. Sentient yet pliable. Obedient yet desired. Malleable into whatever we wish to make her. She’s AI.
As a woman of colour myself, I’ve often felt there have been additional barriers I’ve encountered in my career to date in the male-dominated industries of insurance, infrastructure and venture capital.
Mariam Veiszadeh, CEO of Media Diversity Australia - a trailblazing leader at the forefront of advocating for systemic change across Australian media to stamp out racism, was crowned the overall winner at the Asian-Australian Leadership Awards on Wednesday.
Cara Davies was frustrated with the state of digital fitness for Gen Z. At 21, she started an app called Steppen, scaled it to over 400,000 downloads, and successfully sold it two years later. Here's how she did it.

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