Career

Make the most of your time off.

Working from home will never be the same.

From a teenage singer in Melbourne to an international sensation.

''After losing her, I was determined to help others.''

Why it "really is the cherry on top" of her career.

''It was the best thing I've ever done.''

Take inspo from these women who studied natural health.

This is the contest you need to enter!

Meet the businesses giving back.

Thinking that it's time for a change? Here are the pros and cons of pursuing a new career path.

Achievable health and wellness goals you can take to work.

Easy ways to earn some extra cash.

And this new podcast is a great way to start.

The TV icon, who is ready to bare all, gives thanks to her nearest and dearest.

Employers get bombarded with applications on a daily basis. Here's how to make sure yours gets the attention it deserves.

They deserve a standing ovation.

Flexible is the new black.

You're never too young, or old, to get your money in order.

Take notes.

A job expert weighs in.

This is how it works.

The five Aussies showing the world that women can.

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Ahead of her upcoming wedding, Sunrise presenter Edwina Bartholomew talks life, love, fitness and her plans to start a family.

Dead bodies, bed bugs and how to snatch up a super-cheap room, included...

Who are these amazing women and what drives them to make such a sacrifice?

Noni looks back on life as an up-and-coming star in the 1970s.

You probably never thought you'd want to work again when you retired, but life doesn't always work out that way.

A truly an incredible tale.

Mental health days in the workplace need to be a thing, like five minutes ago.

Feeling uninspired? Here are three easy ways to revamp your workspace and boost your productivity levels.

#4 is something we can all get on board with.

Whether you're in the early stages of entrepreneurship or dreaming of starting your own empire one day, these top tips will stand you in good stead.

And then men get paid more than all of us. Sigh.

The data confirms gender pay gaps in favour of men in every industry...

Being in his role for 30 years Russell has seen many changes from new procedures, uniforms, menus and staffing to name a few...

The compassion of a stranger when he was a child gave Alex Malley, chief executive of CPA Australia and best-selling author of The Naked CEO, an essential element of the strong leadership skills he has today.

She was senior constable with the Victorian Police force. Now, she's a high-class escort.

Learn how to draw boundaries and put yourself, and your family, first.

A woman is claiming her size 15HH breasts are stopping her from finding any employment.

Six of Australia’s most brilliant business minds share their top tips for succeeding in small business.

We are proud to announce the winners of The Australian Women’s Weekly/CPA Australia 2016 Women in Business Awards.

Author Chris Wright shares advice for life after triumph

Is yours on the list?

From taking a communal bath in Japan to sipping on fermented mare’s milk in Mongolia, getting a business deal over the line can involve some tricky cultural navigation.

Forget any other applications when doing business work – OneNote has it all.

Productivity expert Cholena Orr is taking aim at outdated notions about corporate culture.

Being pushed out of your job before you’re ready to leap into retirement can come as a shock – but it pays to resist blowing your redundancy payout on holidays and designer shoes.

And on the flip side, is this very quality holding us back in the workplace? Because last time we checked women were great at multi-tasking.

Some assistance, please! Are women getting more financial help than men with their aspiring business dreams?

Half of Australia's working mothers are punished for parenthood but statistics reveal many women let the discrimination slide.

With half of start-up businesses failing in the first few years, women are falling head-first into financial hardship before they even get a chance to come up for air.

While children are often blamed for females falling behind in the boardroom a new Harvard study suggests it's actually husbands who are holding women back.

The research found that CEOs with first born daughters are the nicest and more conscious of employee needs.

Get The Weekly’s guide to unlocking some extra cash by utilising what you already have.

See how your family home or first investment property can be a springboard to wealth.

It’s always a good time to buy an investment home and the process is easier than many of us might think.

A cake, a marching band… so many options.

How you can make the digital revolution work to your financial advantage.

See you at lunch, Ellen!

Need a change but not sure where to start? Start here.

Disheartened? Disillusioned? Depressed? It might be time for a career change.

What would your answer be?

“I can offer them a really, really amazing income; it’s incredible...”

When working in the concrete jungle gets too much, many of us fantasise about having a sea change or tree change. Yet how feasible is it financially?

Replacing an old house with modern townhouses can be a big earner. The Weekly complies the best tricks and tips to get your property to turn a profit.

Find out how this the humble granny flat is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to an apartment that can more than pay its way.

...you won’t be in the right frame of mind after your sad news. Sorry.

Learn how to repackage yourself after having a baby.

The adorable singer has just come an honorary doctor.

Robbie Williams has only just touched down in Australia for his Let Me Entertain You tour and already he’s telling reporters that his next move may be off the stage and on to the small screen.

We’d all like to think the world we live in is one devoid of horrific sexism and brutal verbal abuse but a brave Erin Molan shows we’ve got a very long way to go.

When celebs like Beyoncé and Oprah are wearing your garments, you know you’ve made it. Such is the case for Camilla Franks and her wildly popular caftan creations. In this exclusive interview, Camilla tells us where it all began and announces her plans for a restaurant, a hotel and a healing retreat in Africa.

The idea that you have to compromise on quality to get women in leadership roles is simply fanciful.

The Weekly profiles industry conquerors Kate Waterhouse, Stephanie Gilmore, Sarah Morton-Ramwell, Jessica Hart and Miranda Tapsell.

One cheeky intern carefully hid a note on a post-it to tell their boss how they really felt.

“There have been some crackers”.

Under our assumptions, owning a home is now more attractive, relative to renting, than it has been at any time in the past 30 years.

"Shift work is NOT a lifestyle choice." - Nurse Dani Tinkler says that changes to penalty rates won't just affect nurses, it will affect the ones they care for.

Just how does a 21-year-old travel to the other side of the world and build a school from scratch? Susan Horsburgh travels to Uganda to see how this tenacious young Australian has realised her dream.

Actresses told to 'read the script' and 'wear a push up bra' to audition for upcoming film starring Adam Sandler.

I hid my pregnancy from investors, from family, even from my own business partner.

Surgery in Australia has become an obscene boys’ club for some, ruled by innuendo and sexual harassment. But there are whistle-blower female surgeons fighting the system – at great personal cost.

Meet the girl beating the boys at their own game.

Buying a property off the plan, before it is completed, often even before it is started – is a leap of faith. Here Money Magazine's Pam Walkley offers these six steps to ensure the best outcome.

The Weekly's Hande Renshaw caught up two women who have turned their obsession with collecting into a career.

The Australian Taxation Office's newest tax report highlights a huge pay gap between the nation’s richest and poorest.

A nursing home in the Netherlands is offering rent-free housing to students in exchange for their assistance entertaining and socialising with elderly residents.

It's true. Women who succeed in breaking through the glass ceiling are more likely to be pushed off the glass cliff.

Should you dress for the job you want, not the job you have? We dusted off our sharpest suit and consulted the experts.

A landmark study has found that people with unusual or difficult-to-pronounce names are less likely to succeed at work.

If you're not getting the job you want, there's a big chance it's got nothing to do with your resume.

The Australian Women’s Weekly’s exciting Women in Business Awards is calling for business owners who would like an injection of cash and expertise – and who wouldn’t?

A recent study shows which job profession is the most attractive.

London bombings survivor Gill Hicks, domestic violence campaigner Rosie Batty and adoption advocate Deborra Lee Furness are among the finalists this year.

Study finds a sneaky double standard that is robbing qualified women of promotions and leadership roles.

Female employees make up just over a quarter of those in key management positions in Australian workplaces, research finds.

Women are turning their back on a political career and other leadership roles out of fear they won't be treated fairly.

There are few rules when it comes to carving a career in television, yet Grant has still managed to break most of them.

Women's rights advocates are angry that females applying for education jobs in Sao Paulo must undergo a pap smear to prove they're free of disease or submit a doctor's statement indicating they're not sexually active.