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Supporting women to enter or reenter the workforce
More than 1,650 NSW women will benefit from state government initiatives to equip them with tailored skills and flexible working…
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Industry & Research
Suiting the part: school leaders’ wardrobes judged more than ever
school leaders admitted relying upon blazers as power-dressing mainstay, comparing them to a “suit of armour”, or even a means…
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In the News
UTS to add 10 bonus points to some women’s ATAR scores
Should a woman wish to study an undergraduate degree in the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology at the University…
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In the News
Calls to consider caring for children when looking at research output
Universities should give more consideration to female academics caring for children, a new paper has argued. One way they could be…
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Industry & Research
How the other third live: experiences of Chinese women studying in Australia
I never got to know Angel*. She would appear in my journalism class sporadically, and when she did, always sat…
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Industry & Research
Women, meet your ‘superstar’ STEM role models
"So God created mankind in his own image." — Genesis 1:27 The same can often be said for managers who hire employees…
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In the News
Building bridges, tearing down walls
Civil engineer says more women should get involved in the field. By Antonia Maiolo. Hervey Bay woman Laura Taborda has…
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The Blog Rankings: Deconstructing the architectural imbalance
Zero to 9000 unique browsers in two months suggests that the topic of Parlour – gender inequity in the world…
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Ballarat initiative on women’s research
A research network to overcome negative trends affecting women researchers has been launched. The women’s research network was launched at the…
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