Brisbane Screening is one of the largest mobile recycling providers in Queensland. Their focus on sieving, mixing and remediating soils on client sites is creating huge savings for clients along with minimizing changes to the local ecosystem. Family owned and...
Cbus extends family violence support measures and parental leave
This article was originally posted on the Cbus website. The original can be viewed here. Family violence is a significant social issue that has far reaching effects on the Australian community – employers can, and should, play a role in helping victims of this...
How to train yourself to be comfortable with taking risks
Originally posted on The Business Woman Media Let’s be honest here, starting your own business is a risk, a huge risk. You risk losing money, your reputation and to the extreme, friends and family because the business can (and often does) consume your life. Due to the...
Women in Technology QLD and Diverse City Careers partner to drive gender equality across Information Technology and Life Sciences
*Today, Women in Technology QLD(WiT) and Diverse City Careers (DCC)* are thrilled to announce the partnership of two organizations aligned in their passion for equality. “Addressing the diversity agenda takes the combined efforts of many,” said Fiona Hayes, WiT...
VIEW FROM THE BALCONY: An interview with Sally Macindoe
This article was originally published on the Women in Finance website. Sally Macindoe is a Partner, the immediate past Chairman and current Global Head of Diversity & Inclusion at Norton Rose Fulbright. She is also the national leader of Norton Rose Fulbright...
Highlights from International Women’s (and Girls) Week!
Last week I was very excited to attend three IWD celebrations in 24 hours, all held in Sydney. There were so many highlights to mention but I won’t turn this post into a novel, so here are my favorite moments: A big thank you to Maddocks who organized a very inspiring...
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My career post-military | Advice for thriving in a civilian job
Considering your post-military career? Here’s some first-hand advice from ex-forces personnel thriving in their new careers.
Episode Nine: Tales from the trenches and gender equality with Somoud Al Masri
In Episode Nine of Equality Talks we discuss tales from the trenches and gender equality with Somoud Al Masri
Weaving a career tapestry
Jen Beer has had an interesting and varied career, training as a vet, working in a not-for-profit, playing international sport, studying an MBA, working in telecommunications, then joining nbn in a role that brings together all the threads in her career.
When work and life are all games
Gaming runs through Kayla Panozzo’s genes. Her whole family are devoted gamers, and now she is a Lead Software Engineer at Wargaming, who produce and design games played by millions across the world.
Captivated by math and the mind
In life, we sometimes come across people who inspire and have a lasting impact on our lives. For Eunice Israel, it was her maths teacher who not only taught her to love maths but also taught her to see life through a different lens.
Running into a world of opportunities
Tahnee Bensen’s love of sport drew her to a job running gyms and training sessions in FIFO mining villages, and that was the beginning of a completely different career path for her at Oz Minerals.











