New data reveals impact on working from home
Data from the HILDA Survey finds working from home boosts women’s job satisfaction more than men’s, but it has a downside
Class act
Meet Suzie Miller, a lawyer and multi-award-winning playwright.
Year 101: What next for women in law?
It is 101 years since Australian women won the right to practise law in NSW, but barriers to gender equality remain.
Striking a balance
Whether on the hockey pitch or in a courtroom, Kalindi Commerford is someone you want on your team. The 26-year-old Hockeyroo has played nearly 30…
A true trailblazer: Dana Denis-Smith
Dana Denis-Smith talks about the First 100 Years initiative and her passion for a new approach to working in law.
Gala honours female trailblazers
Hundreds of solicitors gathered at NSW Parliament on 26 November to mark the centenary of a change to the law to allow women in NSW…
#TimesUp for the legal profession
These are the stories the legal profession can no longer ignore.
Equality progress ‘stalled’
A new survey of 68 NSW law firms has found just six have women chief executive officers.
A day in the life of… Carolyn Jones
Women’s Legal Service NSW senior solicitor Carolyn Jones shares her passion for grassroots advocacy.
Celebrating a milestone
The Chief Justice of the High Court, Susan Kiefel AC and First 100 Years of Women in Law members toured the Archibald exhibition at the NSW…
Scales of justice still lopsided at the bar
Women barristers took home just 15 per cent of the $270 million total in briefing fees paid to Australian barristers in the 2016-2017 financial year.