Women in Business

Rowena Calderwood started a fitness event to support women.

Kellie's invention led to starting a business to help other sufferers.

For too long, women have been under-represented in the world of film - these women are set to change all of that.

We've tried for generations to teach women how not to get attacked. We need to teach our sons to be allies, to create space for women to succeed.

Meet the esteemed Aussie women judging this year's Women of the Future Awards - together they will select a worthy winner of over $72,000 in cash and prizes.

Because there's so much to celebrate.

Employers get bombarded with applications on a daily basis. Here's how to make sure yours gets the attention it deserves.

Meet the Nipple Angel.

See all the nominees and winners here.

You might think Lisa Wilkinson’s equal pay dispute doesn’t relate to you but the gender pay gap is happening to women all over Australia.

Woman start off on the back foot and the gap only gets larger as their careers progress.

In our new podcast, The Healthy Mummy’s Rhian Allen shares what it takes to make it in the million-dollar mummy-blogging industry.

She’s just scored a major prize at The Australian Women’s Weekly/CPA Australia 2016 Women in Business Awards for her efforts.

Plus aww.com.au readers can treat themselves with a 10% discount on the latest range

Author Chris Wright shares advice for life after triumph

From taking a communal bath in Japan to sipping on fermented mare’s milk in Mongolia, getting a business deal over the line can involve some tricky cultural navigation.

Forget any other applications when doing business work – OneNote has it all.

Shanghai is a city that never stops, but tradition and serenity are just a train ride away.

Productivity expert Cholena Orr is taking aim at outdated notions about corporate culture.

Which resource comes out on top for the best inside tips on travel destinations?

Easy brain-training tips to be more productive at work.

Finding work over the age of 50 is proving to be a very difficult challenge in Australia. So what are you to do?

When you’re in a job interview, it’s not just what you say that counts. Body language plays a huge role in how we’re perceived. “A candidate can give out thousands of non-verbal cues within the first minute of an interview,” says Jane McNeill, director of Hays. “And those messages can make more of an impact […]

Furthering your education is one valuable way to increase earning potential. While the thought of going back to study may be daunting, it proves to be financially rewarding in the long run.

Almost three-quarters of jobs are never advertised.

Being pushed out of your job before you’re ready to leap into retirement can come as a shock – but it pays to resist blowing your redundancy payout on holidays and designer shoes.

All you really need is a computer and an internet connection.

And on the flip side, is this very quality holding us back in the workplace? Because last time we checked women were great at multi-tasking.

Have you ever walked out of a job interview wondering if you answered the questions correctly? Here's how to impress.

Some assistance, please! Are women getting more financial help than men with their aspiring business dreams?

Half of Australia's working mothers are punished for parenthood but statistics reveal many women let the discrimination slide.

With half of start-up businesses failing in the first few years, women are falling head-first into financial hardship before they even get a chance to come up for air.

While children are often blamed for females falling behind in the boardroom a new Harvard study suggests it's actually husbands who are holding women back.

According to scientific research, parents of successful kids have these 7 things in common.

The research found that CEOs with first born daughters are the nicest and more conscious of employee needs.

Get The Weekly’s guide to unlocking some extra cash by utilising what you already have.

See how your family home or first investment property can be a springboard to wealth.

It’s always a good time to buy an investment home and the process is easier than many of us might think.

How you can make the digital revolution work to your financial advantage.

When working in the concrete jungle gets too much, many of us fantasise about having a sea change or tree change. Yet how feasible is it financially?

The Australian Women’s Weekly and CPA Australia are proud to launch an exciting initiative to help the enterprising women of Australia

Celebrate International Women’s Day in style at this exclusive lunch featuring Julie Bishop, Ann Sherry and Michelle Payne.

Study finds a sneaky double standard that is robbing qualified women of promotions and leadership roles.

Ways we can beat the gender pay gap.