Are the robots coming for our jobs? Probably not, as it turns out.
Sydney University's Professor Johnston appointed to the CSIRO board - congratulations!
Linda seems to have picked herself a real humdinger of a new job. But is all hope lost already?
Schuberg and the team at Curiious are in the money with new funding. The name still puzzles us, however.
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This year’s Women Leading Tech Awards, Presented by Atlassian, were bigger and better than ever with a fantastic s...
On Friday, the Women Leading Tech Awards, Presented by Atlassian, took over the ICC Grand Ballroom in Sydney. With more ...
The Women Leading Tech Awards, Presented by Atlassian, was an absolute blast on Friday night. In a packed ceremony at th...
In this interview, Letitia Hope, a representative of ISPT, speaks about their continued support of initiatives like the ...
Here, Whitney Cali reflects on her long career in the male-dominated digital world. Admits she has never drunk Monster.
Here, we explore the importance of an office mentorship. It's just the fire walking & the catching when it gets weird
Women Leading Tech finalists revealed! And, unlike their male counterparts, there's no fascination for the Matrix films.
Are you loving B&T's Women Leading Tech series? Well, you'll possibly want to scrapbook this one it's so good.
Here, Melcar McCaig talks her unconventional route to the top. Admits she's far more conventional driving to the shops.
B&T's chatting with Monash University’s PhD researcher Ruchi Sembey. And, for the record, no one wore a toga.
B&T's chatting with Atlassian’s Alice Young. We didn't ask questions about the bosses, even if we were dying to do it.
Warning: this Women Leading Tech breakfast features imagery of people looking glamorous and bushy-tailed at 7.30am.
All the party pics from last week's Women Leading Tech awards! Alas, not one person coming dressed as Princess Leia.
Tech's leading women were celebrated last night, with arguably the salmon course being the evening's only blight.
