Gender bias in workplace flexibility
Flexible work arrangements help women, but only if they are also offered to men
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MatchTee: saving clothes one swipe at a time
Tinder for T-shirts? It sounds like an unlikely way to fight climate change, but it’s the idea Teresa Chan and her co-founders ran with when they deve…
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Tinder for T-shirts? It sounds like an unlikely way to fight climate change, but it’s the idea Teresa Chan and her co-founders ran with when they developed MatchTee. We spoke with Teresa to find out more.
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Journey into the young yet burgeoning space of venture capital, with VC leaders Leila Lee (BCom, BA 2008) and Nicole Small (BCom and BEng 2005; MBA 2010).
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Accountants and botanists have come together to develop Australian carbon accounting data and modelling that will help organisations make better decisions for economically beneficial and sustainable futures.
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Family benefit payments aren’t fit for purpose with complex rules that make it hard for mothers to return to work and that penalise dual-earner families
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What’s it like undertaking a Business Practicum remotely? We spoke with Master of Management (Accounting) student Diana Justina Hartono to find out more.
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Alumni Rising Star Award 2021Start-up advisor, Lucy Liu, says that people and timing are the key ingredients to success.