Jessie Tu

More women are employed in AI today than ever — in fact, since 2016, the number of women in the field has increased by 171%. However, women still remain in the minority and hold fewer senior positions.

Managers are reportedly spending more than five hours a week providing emotional support to their team members who are struggling with personal issues, a new survey has found.

Former Disney Channel star and singer Bridgit Mendler has launched a startup that will build a network of satellite ground stations on the Earth that connect and send information to satellites in space.

Jetts' workforce is 55% female, which according to CEO Elaine Jobson — is “quite rare for the fitness industry".

Pregnant employees and new mothers returning to the workforce are experiencing alarming rates of discrimination, sexism and exclusion, a new study reveals.

Women in Australia are pioneering AI and helping to answer many questions around the effect of the technology on the world. Here are five of them.

In her LinkedIn post, Carr also thanked the “incredibly talented and passionate people” she worked with.

Jiu-Jitsu is a traditionally male-dominated art form, but one woman in Melbourne is trying to shift the tune.

The Alvie app aims to connect those living with disabilities with like-minded people who share similar life experiences, interests and hobbies, facilitating relationships and enriching friendships.

Wiradyuri entrepreneur and owner of Chocolate on Purpose Fiona Harrison wanted to use Wiradyuri language in her chocolate descriptions and on social media to garner attention.

Apple CEO Tim Cook declared the tech industry “will not achieve nearly what it could achieve” until it diversifies, as he launched a new app store foundations program supporting female developers.

The former minister for foreign affairs has leapt into her new role as a strategic advisor for a Perth-based mining company by starring in a very long “employee induction video”.