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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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 developed MatchTee. We spoke with Teresa to find out more.
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The Changing Landscape of Australian Venture Capital
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 combine forces for a sustainable future
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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Time to Reform Australia's Unfair Family Support System
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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Undertaking the Business Practicum remotely
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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Five in Five with Lucy Liu
Alumni Rising Star Award 2021Start-up advisor, Lucy Liu, says that people and timing are the key ingredients to success.