When you imagine an inventor you probably think of them suddenly having a ‘Eureka moment’ and running to their basement to screw retractable legs to the back of a chair or throwing on a white lab coat and boiling chemicals over a bunsen burner. If only it was that...
This article originally published at The Muse Well, look at you. You've done it. After months of quietly exploring new, better career opportunities, you've landed a job that makes you giddy just thinking about. You've even mustered up the courage to tell your current...
Today is Equal Pay Day. Equal pay day is administered by Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) as a symbolic day to reflect the national pay gap. Friday 31 August, marks the 62 additional days from the end of the previous financial year that women must work to earn...
At high school, Jennifer Bramwell loved creative subjects including art history, classical studies and fine art. So it was a surprise when she fell in love with what may seem to be the opposite – mathematics. Her almost accidental romance with pure math came after she...
Katie Marshall of Mandurah is proof that woman can succeed in male-dominated fields. The 22-year-old chemical engineer has dominated Curtin University’s fourth-year engineering prizes, taking out three awards including top student and most innovative research project....
Aussie Dads exhibition has launched in Australia
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A chartered engineer, career mum, and woman of colour, Priscilla Chung is a mentor, role model and advocate for change for women in STEMM.
Kisa’s career journey has been just as adventurous and winding as the tales she reads in her favourite books.
For Annemie hiking recharges her soul and helps her be her best. She channels that energy into her role as an ICT leader at Stanwell.
After 16 years at Ericsson, Helen decided to see if the grass was greener elsewhere. 7 years later she’s returned to the Ericsson family.