By chief economics correspondent Emma Alberici By 1911, every state and federal jurisdiction had granted women suffrage. It wasn't until the 1970s that the federal parliament legislated equal pay for women. And, in the half a century since then, many believe further progress toward gender equality has stalled.Women still earn 23 per cent less than men, one-in-five women experience sexual violence after the age of 15, women retire with 42 per cent less superannuation than men and one-in-two women are discriminated against at work for being mothers. For three decades women have been graduating from university in larger numbers than...