Bianca Hartge-Hazelman

The Barbie and Matildas effect has been indicative of positive cultural sentiment made possible by the entertainment power of fresh and clever comedy.

The financial progress of Australian women appears to be getting back on track, but there is still a lot of catch-up to be done when it comes to achieving gender equality.

New research on the gender pay gaps of nearly 5000 companies shows that while the full-time wage disparity has fallen to 20.1% from 24.7% in the last seven years, it is likely to take another 26 years for it to close completely.

Bianca Hartge-Hazelman's latest economic gender equality report highlights the pandemic’s ongoing impact on women.

Ariane Barker believes well-educated women are still struck by a pressure to find a balance between being the primary carer and having a career they want.

Women are likely to become wealthier over the next five years from owning more Australian property — but don’t expect this to help close the gender pay gap.

Women are being told to talk more about money, but paperwork complexities in the superannuation system could be costing new mothers time and money.

The demographic that questions the value of having appropriately skilled women on boards will probably exit the scene over the next decade.

There’s been a recent increase in the number of big companies offering superannuation payments to employees taking both paid and unpaid parental leave.

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