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Male-female jobs balance reveals a key turning point on road to recovery

Jun 19, 2020

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Australia’s (jobs) future is female

Oct 28, 2019

Stop worrying about automation: the real problem might be too few workers

Sep 20, 2017

The problem is not that men don’t want women to work. The problem is there are no damn jobs.

Feb 21, 2017

The looming crisis for women in Oz tech

Mar 16, 2016

Good news! <em>Crikey</em> has found there are twice as many female editors of print publications than there were two years ago. But there's some bad news as well ...

Women’s work: why are there so few female editors in Australia?

Mar 09, 2015

The veteran ABC writer and broadcaster was in fine form at the launch of her new book. If only she had a wife to corral her three children, it might have gone off without a hitch.

Annabel Crabb needs a wife — and you do, too

Sep 30, 2014

<em>Crikey</em> readers talk asylum seekers on Manus Island, the reality for Australian farmers, the gender pay gap and why Wills and Kate might be doing our air force a favour.

Foreign farm subsidies hurting Aussie farmers

Comments, corrections, clarifications and cock-ups

Mar 10, 2014

Forget all the nonsense about sexist menus and cleavage. On what actually matters for women -- pay, retirement income, parental leave -- both parties score poorly.

Menus and cleavage aside, Eva Cox delivers feminist scorecard

Jun 21, 2013

The Australian Women in Resources Alliance aims to double the number of women working in the resources sector. But how will they do it? Freelance journalist <b>Mandi Santic</b> investigates.

At the coalface: females increasingly hitting paydirt in the mines

Feb 27, 2013

Talkback radio is dominated by male presenters. If we're to have any hope of diversity of opinion we need more women on the radio, says radio producer <b>Kate Leaver</b>.

Wanted: women to infiltrate white male shock jock crew

Nov 01, 2012

Women still earn, on average, 17.6% less then men. This is partly because women are less likely to negotiate, more likely to undervalue their work and perceived as less likeable if they do bargain, says <b>Mara Olekalns</b>.

What really happens when women negotiate

Apr 11, 2012

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