In this discussion, CEO of the Climate Council, Amanda McKenzie, discusses the importance of taking risks and how she approaches the dual role of advocate and leader.

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The team at FW made season two of There’s No Place Like Home because, while most of us know that physically assaulting your partner is wrong, we were disturbed by how many people thought it was alright.

We're honoured to be recognised with a Bronze Award from the New York Festivals Radio Awards for #theresnoplacelikehome season 2.

Most of us know it's not okay to abuse your partner but too many think it's fine to control or isolate them.

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There's been a lot of talk around terminology in light of the recent attack in Sydney. In the last season of There's No Place Like Home we unpacked the rise of the phrase 'men's violence', as opposed to 'violence against women'.

Recently Ayesha Inoon joined us to share what she has learned from trying to find a balance between tradition and individuality.

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Delve into the inspiring stories of the visionary minds driving FW (Future Women) and Missing Perspectives. Discover how they've launched platforms dedicated to empowering women and extending a helping hand to others. buff.ly/442nTMT

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On the latest instalment of Leadership: Your Questions Answered helen mccabe and Briana Blackett, answered your career questions about working with people who have different working styles, deciding what job level to apply for after a career break.

Turns out this whole adulting thing is actually kind of really hard?

Thank you too to CommBank Next Chapter, whose support makes this important journalism possible.

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Even totally normal - to control your partner’s movements, who they’re friends with, where they go and even their bank accounts.

We send our love and solidarity to everyone who’s been impacted - directly or indirectly - by men’s violence this month, this year, or ever.

Thank you to the victim-survivors, industry experts, policymakers, frontline workers and advocates who trusted us with your lived experience and expertise.

If you or someone you know needs help you can contact 1800 RESPECT. In an emergency, call 000.

Thank you to the victim-survivors who made our work possible, and who are on the frontlines every day changing hearts, minds and policies to make this a safer and kinder place for abuse survivors.

To learn more about Acting Superintendent Ilsa Wakeling's challenge network, listen to episode 3 of Too Much wherever you get your podcasts.

Thrilled to have The Hon Anna Bligh AC, Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Banking Association, joining the FW La Trobe Financial Budget Dinner: events.futurewomen.com

With thanks to our Presenting Partners La Trobe Financial & Media Partners Nine & Canberra Times

They also discussed getting men on board with flexible work and paid parental leave.

Become a FW member today to access the full chat, a follow-up newsletter, and to submit your own career conundrums.

We hope Tony is somewhere humbly flicking his ponytail alongside the Tillies.

The CommBank Matildas secured their third-straight victory over Mexico earlier in the week, Countdown to gold is on.

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