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Good news for glitter lovers, there are ways to sparkle responsibly
After it was accidentally invented in 1934 by Henry Ruschmann, glitter has exploded in the craft and makeup industries, causing many an arduous vacuuming-up over the years…
Coming to the product party?
Has a friend ever approached you to host a get-together to help them sell plastic kitchen containers or perfumes? Maybe a colleague has surreptitiously left an Avon catalogue on your desk with a Post-It asking you to pass it on to the next cubicle…
YA Writer Meg Rosoff releases first adult novel Jonathan Unleashed
Boston-born author Meg Rosoff moved to London after attending Harvard University and proceeded to be fired from an impressive raft of advertising jobs (four at last count).
What female IT students need to know
Female tertiary enrolments in IT peaked in 2002 and have been backpedalling ever since, now making up fewer than one in five enrolments from the previous rate of one in four.
What is Gamergate and why does it matter?
It might be easy to dismiss this kerfuffle as an overblown bunfight between warring nerd factions in America, especially if you don’t work in the tech industry. However, the fight is reflective of wider issues affecting women everywhere.
“Beer and ciggies? More like ‘Let them eat cake’ from Joe Hockey atop his tower” – The Sydney Morning Herald
The mental image of Joe Hockey in Marie Antoinette’s blonde ringlets proclaiming “Let them eat cake” might prompt consternation or an upset stomach, depending on your political persuasion.
“Did public school kids ever have a chance?” – ABC: The Drum
Employers would hardly be falling over themselves to admit to private school bias, but if the Coalition’s shadow cabinet is anything to go by, the old school tie is still alive and well in Australia.
