Top articles, features & inspiration for working women, written by Australia first collaborative women’s money magazine.
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What Shemara Wikramanayake means for women in business
Shemara Wikramanayake's appointment as the new CEO of Macquarie is inspiring and significant for women in business.
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Highest paid mining sector hires less women
The country's highest paying mining sector is employing less women in 2018, as the sector overall suffers a drop in salaries.
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Entrepreneurs, Work1 1167 0Tips for helping women in business boost their SEO ranking
With more women starting businesses at a faster rate then men, we look at the ways they can boost their SEO ranking and reach more customers.
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Juggling motherhood and a business partnership
We ask a Mum of five children for her top five tips on juggling a new and demanding firm partnership with motherhood.
By Financy -
I’ve got a problem with the gender pay gap
The gender pay gap is in need of an overhaul and one that actually helps women in the workforce understand their position.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
Entrepreneurs, Work0 608 0Cashflow pay tips for women in business
Women are starting businesses at a faster rate than men in Australia, which makes it increasingly important to understand cashflow management.
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Entrepreneurs, Work2 952 0Bondi Born swimwear boss on risk, money and Beyonce’
Dale McCarthy, the savvy business woman at the helm of Bondi Born, took a huge risk with starting globally and it’s now paying off.
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Smart tips for repaying your student debt fast
With more Australian women studying at Universities today than men, we look at some of the smartest ways to repay your student debt fast.
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#IWD2018 women must make better choices
As we celebrate the progress of Australian women this #IWD2018, we look at where wins can be made on education and better choices.
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Entrepreneurs, Work1 796 0Entrepreneurs leave Sydney for New York
Entrepreneurs like Treena Blair are increasingly being lured from Sydney to New York City, particularly women. Here's why
By Catherine Robson
