Cassie Lane | Public figure

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18.01.2022 A quick glance of my interview on Sunday Night about toxic masculinity in sports culture. Not a massive fan of the label they’ve given me but think it’s an important issue to speak out against.

18.01.2022 My latest blog for Ignite. #cybersecurity

16.01.2022 My latest article.

14.01.2022 Guys! My article was published in The Saturday Paper (one of my all-time fave publications)! I established a link between my godawful Uber rating and China’s Orwellian social credit system and these guys let me write about it. Excerpt below. ‘I was running late for a dinner party when I got into the Uber. You know, the driver said, after 10 minutes of silence. You have the worst rating I have ever seen. I sulked in the back seat for the rest of the trip, probably making m...y terrible Uber rating even worse.’ Note: these guys tends to sell out quickly so pop down to your local newsagency soon if you want a copy. https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au//the-or/15254424006166

12.01.2022 I wrote an article for the travel section of news.com.au about my recent experience in Mexico during the gas crisis. Be warned, your opinion of me may be altered by reading this. Some may see me as a modern-day hero. Others may have a different perspective...

12.01.2022 Lucrative opportunities abound yet women are missing out on a massive piece of the pie (in fact, in this analogy, they'd be lucky to nibble on the crust). Here's how we can change that. My latest blog. #womeninconstruction #genderequality

07.01.2022 Thanks for sharing @uhhuhdigital . My heart still does a little flip when I see my book in a library

06.01.2022 ICYMI You can read my article from Sydney Morning Herald (Sunday Life) online. https://www.smh.com.au//i-was-stalking-my-partner-s-ex-thi

05.01.2022 That time I wrote a book. Can't believe this was 2 years ago.

04.01.2022 Did you know only 16% of the CEOs in Australia are female? And, of the key management positions, a measly 28% are held by women? The World Economic Forum foreca...sts that it will take 118 years before women achieve equality. That means that, unless scientists work out how to transplant our brains into Michelle-Pfeiffer-looking robots, none of us will be alive to witness gender equality in the workplace. Further, women will be the group most adversely impacted by the future of work. Thankfully, there are steps we can take to change the direction of women’s fate. Read our latest blog to find out how we can turn the future of work on its head, so our future progress works for, rather than against, women. #futureofwork See more

03.01.2022 I wrote a thing.

03.01.2022 Happy International Women's Day!

01.01.2022 My latest blog #ReconciliationAustralia