Ilona Strong and Angela Brookes discuss when an injury may be considered to have occurred in the course of employment. They outline two real-world scenarios and explore how workplace boundaries, conduct and employer instructions shape claim outcomes.

⁠⁠Juliet O'Brien⁠⁠ and Lizzy Goldfinch explore how women can define their purpose and bring all aspects of wealth planning together. They discuss legacy, values and the importance of aligning financial, legal and personal decisions to support what matters most.

Stephanie Driscoll and Ben Clarke join ⁠Ilona Strong⁠ to discuss how WA and SA determine whether an injury may be considered work-related. They outline two real-world scenarios and explore how workplace boundaries, conduct and employer instructions shape claim outcomes.

⁠Juliet O'Brien⁠ and Chloe Rattray explore how women can use legal tools like binding financial agreements to protect their assets and financial voice. They discuss why asset protection matters, how to navigate conversations about financial agreements and the power of planning ahead – before, during or after a relationship.

Rebecca Huleatt and Kate Frost join Ilona Strong to discuss how no-fault schemes in the Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory influence workplace injury claims. They outline two real-world scenarios and explore how workplace boundaries, conduct and employer instructions shape claim outcomes.

Juliet O'Brien and Laura Peressini discuss how financial planning can help women build confidence and take control of their future. They explore superannuation, wealth strategies and the importance of knowing your financial position.

Ilona Strong and Andrew Stamp examine how Victorian self-insurers should assess whether a workplace injury occurred in the course of employment. They walk through two real-world scenarios and discuss how factors such as workplace boundaries, worker conduct and employer instructions can influence claim outcomes.

Juliet O’Brien and Emma Woolley discuss why estate planning is essential for women at every stage of life. They explore wills, powers of attorney and trusts and explain how major life changes – like divorce or loss – should trigger a review of your legal affairs.