Careers
Feeling like a fraud at work? Three ways to combat ‘Imposter Syndrome’
You might know it: That feeling that we are really just little kids in big offices, and that at any moment our dirty little secret will be found out and we will be fired on the spot.
- by Chris Taylor
Latest
Techniques to resharpen your focus while working from home
There are ways to teach your brain to ignore distractions and increase both your attention and productivity.
- by Caren Osten Gerszberg
Tokyo was to be her swansong. But her body can't wait another year
For Australian sprinter Melissa Breen, the Tokyo Olympics should have been her final hurrah. Instead, she's been forced to retire early. These are the Australians who lost their golden moment in 2020.
- by Gary Nunn
Opinion
Millennials
The Millennial quest for happiness looks a lot like red eyes and burnout
We are on an everlasting quest to find ‘the ideal work week’, in the hope that the winning formula will bring endless fulfilment and satisfaction.
- by Pandora Sykes
Midlife crisis, Gen-X-style: less running away, more running marathons
As they enter middle age, Gen Xers are choosing self-awareness over self-obsession.
- by Clare Thorp
Christie Whelan Browne: 'Infertility is not something to be ashamed of'
The stage and screen performer, best known for roles in Muriel's Wedding: The Musical, Mad as Hell and Neighbours, discusses feminism, her fear of flying, and the pain – and cost – of IVF.
- by Benjamin Law
Sylvia Jeffreys: 'We feel really bonded as a unit of three'
As she prepares to return to TV, Sylvia Jeffreys opens up about having a baby in a pandemic, coping with gossip and the challenges of being a working mother.
- by Melissa Singer
Opinion
Parenting
On biscuits, unicorns and the real truth about working from home
Last week, two women laid bare the realities of working-from-home while parenting-at-home. One was shown all the grace in the world. The other? Not so much.
- by Jenna Price
My peers were future Hollywood stars, but throwing it all away was the best decision
One day I realised I was miserable more than I was happy. Giving up my passion led to another, much more rewarding one.
- by Anna Downes
Opinion
Opinion
Change can be a slow process – and that's the way it should be
When we feel powerless to make changes or want them quickly, we can be susceptible to the lure of simple formulas.
- by Jim Bright
Opinion
Opinion
Women out of work: statistics reveal extent of the problem
Removing subsidies prematurely, suddenly and in only selected parts of the economy risks unexpected problems.
- by Jim Bright