Posts tagged "sexism"

In total, more than 6,600 Australians mustered their anger into Ad Standards complaints in 2018, so we rounded up the 10 most offensive ads.

Advances in automation and artificial intelligence mean we’re on the threshold of discoveries that could change human society — for better or worse.

Women make up half of all science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine PhD candidates and researchers — but only 20% of senior leaders.

Women need to build and nurture the right kind of networks if they want to improve their chances of gaining access to capital and talent.

When Jennie first started investing in cryptocurrency she joined social media groups — but quickly came to realise in many crypto spaces it’s still 1955.

In October, 1983, I found myself in the clinical room of a middle-aged medical doctor whom I was meeting for the first time. I was not a pat…

A Sydney café owner is focusing on rebuilding trust with his customers, after a series of fake job ad posters for his business that conta…

The fact is, sexism can be so transparent in our society that we don’t recognise it — not in others and often not even in ourselves.

Toyota has taken down a number of its advertisements at Thredbo ski resort in New South Wales, after the company received complaints and ac…

Complaints about the treatment of women and Indigenous Australians have featured heavily in the claims levelled against the most complained …

The executive chairman of Ultra Tune says he will appeal an Advertising Standards Board ruling that found one of the car servicing company’s…

Hardware chain Bunnings has taken action against sexist behaviour towards its employees in at least one Melbourne store.

A female Bunning…