Browse By

Close Facet Group

Collection

Close Facet Group

Date

Close Facet Group

Title (Group)

Close Facet Group

Source (group)

Close Facet Group

Non Chamber Source

Close Facet Group

Government

Close Facet Group

Major Subject

Close Facet Group

Key Item

Close Facet Group

MP

Close Facet Group

Reporter

Close Facet Group

Speaker

Close Facet Group

Format



Search Results

     
Summary results: 1-6 of 6 matches.
Email List Link   Print List   RSS Feed
First Page Previous Page
1
Next Page Last Page

For this page            
  • Status of women in Islamic societies. [TV Text (Pre Jan 2009)]
    KERRY O'BRIEN: The prophet, Mohammed, gave women the right to divorce and inherit property. Yet critics charge that Islam is sexist and repressive, forcing women into submission, obliging them to cover their heads and bodies. NAELA TABA: To cover the head is an obligatory order from God. TOUJAN FAISAL: I think it first kills self-esteem.
    Date: 28/02/1995 - Collection: Media - ID: media/tvprog/V5520 - Source: LATELINE

  • Australia's male dominated corporate structure discriminates against women [TV Text (Pre Jan 2009)]
    KERRY O'BRIEN: It's one of the last male bastions. Despite more than ten years of affirmative action and equal opportunities legislation, Australian executives are still overwhelmingly men. Is there an imperative to change the culture of corporate Australia and what does it take for women to reach the top? Three men who are
    Date: 17/11/1994 - Collection: Media - ID: media/tvprog/0TZ10 - Source: LATELINE

  • Growing trend for women to leave the corporate world [TV Text (Pre Jan 2009)]
    KERRY O'BRIEN: We know that women are leaving corporate Australia in ever-increasing numbers, but we don't know all the reasons why or what they're doing instead. URSULA BONZOL: I got to a point where I wanted something different. It just didn't suit me any more. KERRY O'BRIEN: Even those who are
    Date: 22/08/1994 - Collection: Media - ID: media/tvprog/K7U10 - Source: LATELINE

  • Perception amongst women that they are not accurately portrayed by the media. [TV Text (Pre Jan 2009)]
    MAXINE McKEW: This is the way the media likes to portray women - victims with just a touch of condescension. EXTRACT REPORTER: Here she is, a slip of a girl, if you like, who has taken on the might of the New South Wales Right and beaten them. MAXINE McHUGH: But
    Date: 01/07/1993 - Collection: Media - ID: media/tvprog/09B10 - Source: LATELINE

  • Pressure is building on employers for more flexible working conditions for the increasing number of working mothers. [TV Text (Pre Jan 2009)]
    KERRY O'BRIEN: For years, the average Australian dad went to work while mum stayed at home with the kids and did the housework. Today, in most homes, they both work, but does the boss appreciate the problem? That's Lateline tonight. The last two decades have seen a revolution in the workforce - the
    Date: 06/06/1991 - Collection: Media - ID: media/tvprog/CRG00 - Source: LATELINE

  • Figures suggest that affirmative action policies have had limited impact to date [TV Text (Pre Jan 2009)]
    KERRY O'BRIEN: Women call it the glass ceiling. They can see their way to the top jobs, it's just that very few ever break through. GAYLENE CLARKE: I think now, we're just being competitive like everybody else, and wanting to get where we want to go. KERRY O'BRIEN: If you walk
    Date: 04/07/1990 - Collection: Media - ID: media/tvprog/AA500 - Source: LATELINE

Summary results: 1-6 of 6 matches.
Email List Link   Print List   RSS Feed
First Page Previous Page
1
Next Page Last Page

For this page            
Top