Career choices in the post-pandemic world are providing a fascinating insight into who’s making money and who’s being left behind.
Adrian Lowe
Sport dominates the concussion landscape, but a more insidious cause is having just as big an impact on lives and families across Australia.
Glen Quartermain
WA’s community legal services are turning away 760 people every week — more than double than last year, prompting a plea for more funding.
Kate Emery
When the Premier spoke this week at a business breakfast about domestic violence, a woman named Chelsea McKinney was in the audience. She was possibly a tiny bit pissed off at what he said.
Almost 1300 domestic violence victims were turned away from four refuges in WA in the first six months of this year — as the State’s epidemic continues to surge.
Caitlyn Rintoul
Being a white, straight man shouldn’t be a disadvantage in the workplace but it shouldn’t be an advantage either and, for a long time, it has been.
While it might be a somewhat controversial opinion, men are also being negatively impacted by the presiding culture in Australia, especially in the workplace.
Lanna Hill
Rio Tinto is finding out just how much of a relentless, bruising slog it can be.
There are some things that should never be politicised.
Ambitious young women forging their way up the ranks of WA’s powerhouse mining sector have been given a nod for their contributions to diversity by the Chamber of Minerals and Energy.
Simone Grogan
This week a survey by Our Watch highlighted a significant disparity in how men and women perceive their ability to report workplace sexual harassment.
Gemma Lloyd
Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie has fired a salvo at Teal independents, declaring they are not the sole defenders against misogyny.
Danielle Le Messurier
Premier Roger Cook says the decision to overrule the City of Perth’s objections has been ‘vindicated’ by the opening of a new support hub in Northbridge for women and children fleeing domestic violence.
Jessica Page
WA entrepreneur Grace Molloy was baffled at how little she knew about perimenopause when it hit her, prompting her to set up her company that’s helping workplaces become menopause-friendly.
Cheyanne Enciso
A top workplace gender equality group has condemned a “regression” sweeping the upper ranks of Australia’s largest companies that won’t change unless women are included in the running for internal promotions.
Deanne Stewart wants Australia to have a bold conversation about a long-held taboo that’s affecting women’s ability to stay in the workforce at the peak of their earnings potential.
A West Australian university has been recognised for its leadership in promoting gender equity with an international award.
Bethany Hiatt
A policy requiring big businesses to meet gender-based targets or risk missing out on lucrative Commonwealth contracts won’t start until next year despite Labor commitments to urgently close the pay gap.
Dan Jervis-Bardy
An exhibition featuring portraits of Western Australia’s most accomplished women has opened in Albany, with one local woman featured front and centre.
Melissa Sheil
Violence vs homelessness: The impossible choice being made by women facing domestic violence amid the housing crisis.
Kim Macdonald
One in 10 Australian high school girls feel so threatened by the misogynistic behaviour of their male classmates they resort to carrying a weapon for protection, alarming new research has found.
The Kimberley has missed out on a share of $100m in funding to build new safe houses for women and children fleeing domestic violence even though rates of family assaults are ten times the State average.
Sarah Crawford
A series of rallies are being held across Australia this weekend demanding more action to be taken to stamp out gender-based violence.
WA startup sector seeking to introduce code of conduct for conferences, after-work drinks and business trips.
