Book a call

The Other Side of Here

Conversations on Gender, Generations and the Future of Work with TANYA ANDREWS

Work feels different right now. Expectations, pressures and generational experiences are colliding inside organisations in ways that are shaping culture and performance.

The Other Side of Here brings one guest per episode into a focused, honest conversation about how gender and generational dynamics are actually playing out at work - where friction shows up, how decisions are influenced, and what it means for trust, retention and long-term organisational health.

Season 1: Mobilising Millennial Men

When we talk about safety in the workplace, most people immediately think of physical safety: hard hats, PPE, hazard assessments. And while those are critical, they’re just one piece of the puzzle.

LISTEN NOW >

Jessica and Jeremy. They may be part of the same graduate intake, attending the same workshops, meeting the same mentors - but their experiences in male-dominated industries are fundamentally different

COMING SOON

When we talk about the development of early career women, the focus often lands on the benefits to the individual. But what we don’t talk about nearly enough is what businesses gain from that development.

COMING SOON

18 months after completing the First Five Program, two early-career women at APA Group - Arna and Sophia - reflect on how the program shaped their confidence, career progression, and workplace experiences.

READ MORE >

When we talk about gender equality in the workplace, the conversation usually centers around: getting more women into male-dominated industries, or supporting mid-career women through leadership and retention programs.

READ MORE >

18 months after completing the First Five Program, two early-career women at APA Group - Arna and Sophia - reflect on how the program shaped their confidence, career progression, and workplace experiences.

READ MORE >

Trellis Collective acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.