Yesterday when I posted asking you to vote in the Agenda Setter awards, I wasn’t aware that voting was closing the very same day. So I apologise for asking you to do something that clearly you could not.
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Oops… my apologies
Posted on 23 February 2013.
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Please vote and forward to support the push for childcare reform via the Agenda Setter Award
Posted on 22 February 2013.
Three years ago on International Women’s Day I launched the Make Care Fair alliance with the goal of getting policy makers to seriously rethink childcare and readjust policies, systems and those all important places across Australia to better serve the…
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Make Care Fair – update on childcare reform petition and meeting with Minister Ellis and her response
Posted on 12 February 2013.
This is a long overdue update on the Make Care Petition which many of you will know I launched almost two years ago to get childcare reform on the political agenda. At the time of the petition launch we ran a survey and 86% of respondents said th…
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PM Julia Gillard announces election date – so what can we expect in the battle for the female vote?
Posted on 30 January 2013.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced today that the next Federal election in Australia will be held on September 14, sparking what may be be the longest political campaign we’ve ever seen here. So how do the major parties currently compare…
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Over 2,000 women vie for just 30 places in BBC Expert Women’s Day initiative PLUS how to join the Women in Media expert database
Posted on 29 January 2013.
With a 9:1 male/female expert ratio on the BBC1 News at Ten, it’s no wonder the network is looking for female talent to add to its expert panel. So what is the biggest obstacle women face in getting on air? Themselves and the Imposter Syndrome, a…
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Queen of Media Ita Buttrose crowned 2013 Australian of the Year
Posted on 29 January 2013.
With perfect timing to round out my Women in Media theme of the week, Australia’s own Queen of Media, Ita Buttrose OBE AO, has been crowned Australian of the Year and says she will use the recognition to drive community change. Like many Au…
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