New data released by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) this week shows that women in management positions get paid less than their male peers. Based on full-time total remuneration, the … [Read more...]
67 Year old Carolyn Hartz proves age is no barrier to running a successful business
Perth business woman Carolyn Hartz (pictured) is proof that age is no barrier when it comes to running a business. The 67-year-old founder of SweetLife, started her company when she was 55. Today, … [Read more...]
Upskilling online made possible by Monash University
The health industry is incredibly rewarding yet can be a mentally draining area to work in. Take it from Natasha Jennings of the Alfred Hospital’s Emergency and Trauma Centre, who shared her typical … [Read more...]
Five Foods for Flawless Skin including Chocolate
Australians spend over $8 billion on skincare products every year¹, but when it comes to achieving a truly flawless complexion, it’s vital to nourish your skin from the inside. According to Sheila … [Read more...]
4 Fun Exercises to Do as a Couple
If you don't see your special guy as often as you would like, consider working out together. In addition to increased together time, research has found that people are 90 percent more likely to adhere … [Read more...]
Jackie Glazier holds ’em with the best in the world on professional poker circuit
If you think that poker is a game played only by high rollers dressed like James bond, then you couldn't be anymore wrong. Jackie Glazier, a 40 year old woman from Australia, is one of the most … [Read more...]
Home Organisation Tips for Newbies
Do you live in a small space and need to find creative ways to store your belongings? Are you constantly misplacing things, because you don't know where to put them? Maybe you have lots of room, but … [Read more...]
Australia’s most popular pet names for each other in 2015
In 2015 it's goodnight sweetheart and hello tiger, according to one analysis of the pet names Aussie's give each other when they're in love. A popular online destination for Valentine’s Day … [Read more...]
8 Different and Inexpensive Date Ideas for Valentine’s Day
Valentine's Day is this Saturday and if you are fortunate enough to have somebody to love, you may want to consider doing something a little different this year. Whether you're looking for … [Read more...]
Let’s Hear It for the Boys Supporting Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and for this year's campaign, Ovarian Cancer Australia have roped in some high profile Aussie blokes to have their nails painted to show their support for … [Read more...]
Valentine’s Day Proposal? Engagement Party ideas to mark your happy day
So he popped the question (at long last) and now it’s time to celebrate with an unforgettable engagement party. It’s tradition in many countries that the engagement party is held in the home of the … [Read more...]
5 Family Activities for Better Heart Health
February is heart awareness month and while most of don't concern ourselves with heart health until middle-age, good heart health actually beings in childhood. According to the Australian … [Read more...]
Business: 8 Dos and Don’ts for Driving (or Destroying!) employee motivation
Two weeks in the sun, fun times with family and a slow start to the first month of the year – it’s no surprise that a percentage of employees may lack the motivation to give 100 per cent after a … [Read more...]
The Card Game that encourages Healthy Communication in Romantic Relationships
Recent statistics from the Australian government indicate that almost half of first marriages end in divorce, a percentage that only increases with second and third marriages. Most people in a … [Read more...]
Business: How to Make Sure Your Boat Has A Backup Power Supply
The common worry of so many business owners is that they will find themselves in a position where their business has been compromised or harmed, and that they won't know how to get around or out of … [Read more...]
Why Buy Pressure Cleaners for Your Catering Business?
Hygiene is one of the most significant aspects to ensure you and your staff observe in a catering business as it affects both quality and safety of foods, drinks and services offered to clients. To … [Read more...]
5 Tips For Keeping In Shape This Summer
Summer is here and it’s really, really hot. All the time. So much so, you’re starting to feel like it might be too hot to work out. This isn’t necessarily the case - all it takes is a bit of planning, … [Read more...]
Women Dominate List of Finalists for Australian of the Year Awards 2015
Six of the eight finalists for the 2015 Australian of the Year Award and more than half of the 32 finalists across all four award categories, are women. This is the highest number of female finalists … [Read more...]
Infographic: What’s going on around the country for Australia Day 2015
This Australia Day long weekend has something for everyone with hundreds of events going on around the country on Monday, 26th January 2015. There will be beach parties, parades and festivals. You'll … [Read more...]
Is travel set to get cheaper?
Several factors converged last year that should have a positive impact on travellers, especially those from Britain or the United States. The divergent state of the global economic recovery left … [Read more...]
What you need to know about starting your Australian Company
Starting a company in Australia can be a great way to reach an international market and help people through your ideas. A successful company can be a boon to the local and national economy, which will … [Read more...]
Family Business: Bob and Diann Buchbach, Steeline Roofin Spot
Steeline Roofin Spot was founded in 1982, and the company has garnered accolades and met with great success since then. Bob and Diann Buchbach founded the company, and to this day, Steeline Roofin is … [Read more...]
Family Business: Majans snackfood company
Majans is a family-owned business and the leading manufacturer in Australia for snacks that are tasty, healthy and wholesome. Their core brand is Bhuja - a mix of multigrain noodles, peanuts, peas, … [Read more...]
The Lawyers: the Women of Quinn & Scattini
Quinn and Scattini is a general law firm based in Queensland. With 7 offices located along the coast, including offices in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and Jimboomba, the large team of solicitors … [Read more...]
Why Businesswomen Need to Take Information Security Seriously
Information security is something that any business leader needs to take seriously. If you are a businesswoman looking to increase her reputation in the business world or looking to become a viable … [Read more...]
The Benefit Of Chartered Flights For Businesswomen
There are many benefits for hiring a private jet charter versus flying with a commercial airline. Most business women are too busy to be delayed at an airport. This can cause major problems with … [Read more...]
The Women of the Real Estate Academy Australia
If you are seeking to qualify for a career in Real Estate, the Real Estate Academy Australia (REAA) training centre is the place to be. The REAA offers Real Estate Training recognised throughout the … [Read more...]
Professional Women are Turning to Adult Entertainment to Supplement their Income
Many professional women are looking into secondary income opportunities in the adult entertainment industry. Most have not even seen male strippers perform; they are simply intrigued at the … [Read more...]
Business: How to Prevent Personal Injury in the Workplace
As a business owner, you must oversee many tasks, including taking care of your customers and looking after the safety of your employees. According to the Health & Safety Executive’s Work Force … [Read more...]
Business: How to Open Your Own Restaurant
Opening and running your own restaurant is not a simple task. Building a restaurant of your own from the ground up requires a vision, hard work and dedication to the overall process necessary to get … [Read more...]
The Entrepreneurs: Kate Whitlock, owner and operator of Noosh Catering
Kate Whitlock (pictured) headed east from Perth with the goal of becoming a teacher. She ended up on the opposite coast, in Brisbane, where today, still in her 20s, she heads Noosh Catering. Noosh … [Read more...]
Women in Business: Elke Keely, co-founder of UrbanOutsource
Elke Keely (pictured) is the co-founder of UrbanOutsource, an online business out of Sydney, Australia which provides a way for people to purchase various handyman services online. Customers can book … [Read more...]
Travel: Your guide to renting a car in the UK
Whether you're travelling in the United Kingdom for business or pleasure, renting a car is definitely the best way to go. In contrast to Australia, driving distances are short, meaning that fuel costs … [Read more...]
Travel: World’s Top 10 Detox Retreats for 2015
From the foothills of India’s Himalayas to the rolling Tuscan hills of Italy, enhance your well-being with a healthy spring cleanse, for benefits from weight loss to clearer skin and improved mental … [Read more...]
Travel without Insurance? Are You Crazy!
When you think about that awesome ski holiday looming out in front of you what’s the first thing you think of? Is it the awesome pristine snow, the perfect sunny sky that you’re praying for, the … [Read more...]
Information: A Business’ Biggest Asset
We need to constantly be aware of the bigger picture in today’s highly competitive business environment. Only in this way can managers and business owners make decisions that achieve the profitability … [Read more...]
Australia’s most listened to music in 2014
According to global music streaming service Rdio, Pharrell Williams’, “Happy” was the most listened to song in Australia this year, with Ed Sheeran’s x the #1 album. Ed Sheeran was also ranked as the … [Read more...]
Boardroom To The Bar: Versatile Outfits For The Working Woman
Taking that nine to five outfit out into the evening can be challenging, whether you are dressing for the possibility of spontaneous after-work drinks or for a week where your nights are just as busy … [Read more...]
Business: the A-Z on data management technology for your project
Modern businesses rely heavily on data management to monitor their productivity, improve efficiency, keep track of staff and help invoice clients. Larger organisations, especially those involved in … [Read more...]
The Worst Christmas Classics for Your Waistline
The number of Australians trying to lose weight is at a record high, and as a country we are spending an unbelievable $1 million a day on dieting¹. Despite the colossal amount of money we are putting … [Read more...]
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