Billionaires and tech bros have been making limited public comments on the tariffs, but are believed to have had much more to say when they headed to Mar-a-Lago recently to “talk common sense” to Trump on the issue. "Some of the richest and most powerful people on the planet will stay silent when human rights and democracy are attacked, but will speak up once their personal wealth and interests are threatened," writes Angela Priestley. https://lnkd.in/dX-_MUWK
Women's Agenda
Online Audio and Video Media
Sydney, New South Wales 67,250 followers
News and views for career-minded women.
About us
Women's Agenda is a publication for career-minded, time-poor women who want to stay ahead of the conversation. Our team of coffee-loving, media junkies enjoy nothing more than waking up early to make your business day better. We determine the day's agenda before most people hit snooze on their smart phones, so you can get informed and productive. Our morning update features an edit of the day's key issues - a quick conversational scan to help you prepare for any elevator ride - as well as our latest views on making careers, work and business better for women. We're an independent publication first launched by Private Media in 2012 and acquired by its founding editor Angela Priestley in 2016. Our business survives off advertising, sponsors, and by helping organisations with content strategy and marketing, especially those looking to engage women. After publishing more than 1000 newsletters, 7000 stories and managing dozens of events, we intimately understand the needs and desires of career-minded, time-poor women. Indeed, we are such women ourselves! We're busy and sleep deprived but seriously passionate about what we do. We also all work flexibly, managing priorities ranging from kids, to travel, to writing books and building businesses. Get in touch with us at admin@womensagenda.com.au
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- Online Audio and Video Media
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Sydney, New South Wales
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- Public Company
- Founded
- 2012
- Specialties
- journalism, women's news, gender equality, workplace diversity , diversity, leadership, women on boards, and career management
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Sydney, New South Wales 2000, AU
Employees at Women's Agenda
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Terence Jeyaretnam
APAC Leader & Partner, Climate Change & Sustainability Services, EY
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Angela Priestley
Angela Priestley is an Influencer Co Founder, Women’s Agenda & Agenda Media
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Georgie Dent
Georgie Dent is an Influencer CEO at The Parenthood | Writer | Speaker | LinkedIn Top Voice |
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Madeleine Hanger (Grummet)🚀
Journalist ✍🏾 Presenter 🎙️Producer 📀 ABC Australian Broadcasting Corporation🎙️Host Human Cogs + fLounder Podcasts 🎙️Master of Journalism📝…
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Despite progress towards gender equality in Australian elections, women remain underrepresented among candidates vying for office on May 3. They are also overrepresented in “glass cliff” seats, which are the ones that are difficult to win and precarious to hold. Dr. Elise Stephenson GAICD shares more on the new analysis in this piece: https://lnkd.in/gXz8Hjy8 #Auspol
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Forty health and medical organisations have today called on all candidates and political parties running to publicly affirm their support for affordable and accessible abortion for Australian women. Among the many leading advocates are the The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP), Women's Health Victoria, Australian Women's Health Alliance, Jean Hailes for Women's Health, MSI Australia, the Multicultural Centre for Women's Health, TGV | Transgender Victoria, Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists RANZCOG, Family Planning Alliance Australia and the Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation. https://lnkd.in/gwyJ6AfF #Auspol #FederalElection
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Women have watched gender equity get trotted out on the campaign trail like a side of salty fries – a quick bite between the meatish burgers of budget forecasts and yeasty buns of border talk, writes Madeleine Hanger (Grummet)🚀. There are mentions of diversity and “listening” and policies for “ordinary Australians” but what women actually need right now is extraordinary political leadership and more policy commitments that talk to them directly. #auspol #FederalElection https://lnkd.in/g_5UjWT5
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A new Netflix show has sparked uncomfortable but necessary conversations about what it means to grow up in a world saturated with violence, misogyny, and digital harm. These are the forces shaping young people’s lives. Yet you wouldn’t know it by the current discourse from the 2025 federal election, writes Executive Director of the National Women's Safety Alliance, Katherine B. https://lnkd.in/gFmVEWpp
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition leader Peter Dutton debated each other last night. The issues of domestic and family violence, as well as violence against women, didn’t get a mention. Is it that women are no longer getting murdered? Sadly, no. Angela Priestley shares this piece violence against women, the forgotten election issue. https://lnkd.in/ds3H3sah #auspol
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The Liberal Party has chosen a director of a pro gas group as its new candidate for the seat of Whitlam after it was forced to disendorse its previous candidate over his controversial views. Full story: https://lnkd.in/d7Fkgg7W
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A trailblazer in Australian rock, Sarah Mcleod has been appointed the new Chair of the AUSTRALIAN WOMEN IN MUSIC (AWM) organisation. McLeod is a founding member, lead vocalist, and guitarist of the three-time ARIA Award-winning band The Superjesus. Full story: https://lnkd.in/g5PYhWhH
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Early learning is a hot topic ahead of the upcoming election, and a new scorecard has laid out each of the policies from the major parties on the quality, cost and availability of childcare. Released today by The Parenthood, the scorecard looks at seven key policy recommendations to deliver a universal high-quality early childhood education and care system in Australia. Full story: https://lnkd.in/gKRy6NFn
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Current NDA practices prioritise the reputational interests of alleged perpetrators and organisations over transparency and justice, writes Eloise Dalton. Working Women Queensland is calling for an inquiry to be held into how NDAs are used in the workplace, as the first step towards Queensland state and federal law reform. https://lnkd.in/gRPnzHKy #NDAs