It’s back to the drawing board on DEI, says 30% Club founder Helena Morrissey
The British Conservative peer is not backing away from her work getting more women on leading boards but says corporations have made mistakes on DEI.
The British Conservative peer is not backing away from her work getting more women on leading boards but says corporations have made mistakes on DEI.
No one doubts that these books deserve to be read and debated and celebrated and critiqued like any others. But the judges’ decision to create some sort of subset of writers based on their backgrounds risks detracting from their achievement.
The Hindu Council of Australia says Hinduphobia is an unrecognised problem and needs political buy-in.
Rahel Romahn was typecast for years but then everything changed for the Kurdish Australian actor, who is starring alongside Richard Roxburgh in a new film about the detainment of journalist Peter Greste.
It should be straightforward: Australia is the only top 20 country to reject nuclear power amid a battle to find clean energy. And yet the debate causes a meltdown. How did we get here?
A new gender gap is forming as men are quicker to adopt AI tools than women, Telstra boss Vicki Brady says. While Macquarie’s CEO is adamant ‘diversity is good for business’.
Brave or foolish? Politicians making working from home a battleground issue in the federal election have only themselves to blame.
Women often deny the heart attack signs and decide they’ve got indigestion or some other minor disorder instead of seeking treatment.
More and more Australians are destined to be single. Where’s our reality TV show?
The country’s most powerful female lobby group, Chief Executive Women, has called on companies to take another look at gender in the face of a backlash against diversity, equity and inclusion.
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