Angela Priestley is the Founding Editor at Agenda Media, where she champions independent journalism through platforms like Women's Agenda. With a focus on gender issues, diversity and inclusion, and the pressing challenges of climate policy, Angela advocates for women's entrepreneurship and leadership while addressing broader social interests. She has been featured in SmartCompany and Women's Agenda.
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By: Angela Priestley
Dolly Parton has died, aged 80. Everything is a little less today.
By: Angela Priestley
We’ve been hearing from teachers about the rise in sexist and misogynistic behaviour in schools, now we have data to back up the extent of such behaviour.
By: Angela Priestley
Did you hear? It's not the likes of online influencers who literally push “manosphere” content that has led to the rise of the manosphere in Australia; it's actually the “feminisation of curriculum” that has done so.
Meta does not make it easy or permanent, but there are options to stop the "suggested content" and save your attention, and possibly your health.
By: Angela Priestley
Getting to the 40 year anniversary of legislation enabling the gender pay gap transparency we have today took serious work from women.
The publication Gloria Steinem founded published her obituary this week, 54 years after being told they would "run out of things to say".
One Nation’s latest plan to make women poorer comes in the form of a new policy proposal that would enable millions of Australians to access superannuation early.
By: Angela Priestley
If you've ever shared in a conversation about inspiring women and girls into male-dominated fields or leadership, you've likely heard the line, “you
By: Angela Priestley
Just last year, the health startup Harrison.ai received $32 million from the National Reconstruction Fund, in part to help “continue its operations in Australia”.
By: Angela Priestley
Consultant Anita Perrottet was paid a $10,000 monthly retainer to offer a “mum's perspective”, according to evidence provided by Liberal lobbyist
