Almost one year after Australian rock legend Chrissy Amphlett lost her battle with breast cancer at the age of 53, ten of Australia's greatest female singers have united to transform the Divinyls song … [Read more...]
New Atkins Low Carb Breakfast Recipe for Mother’s Day
New Atkins has created a low carb breakfast recipe easy enough for Dad and the kids to make for Mother's Day on 11th May 2014. The recipe, Eggs Benedict with Portobello Mushroom, has 5g of … [Read more...]
No Excuse for Domestic Violence
After a devastating weekend which saw the tragic deaths of five women and children as a result of domestic and family violence, the state peak body for specialist domestic and family violence sector … [Read more...]
Random House Australia launches Crime & Thrillers website for fans of the genre
Random House Australia have launched a Crime & Thrillers website for fans of the popular genre, as well as a Facebook page and a brand new edition of the Random Books App – Crime Books App. In 2013, … [Read more...]
Nine of the Most Common #foodfails and How to Avoid Them
Thought you couldn’t destroy pasta or rice? Think again. According to online grocery and recipe delivery service HelloFresh, some of the most common food fails in the kitchen are far simpler than that … [Read more...]
Today’s Tablets: More Than the Web and Streaming Videos
They're great for reading your favorite blogs, have made entertainment as portable as ever and can't be beat when it comes to long lines, road trips and bored kids. Your tablet adds convenience to … [Read more...]
The Foods that Could be Making You Depressed
Although depression affects 121 million people worldwide[1], the field of study exploring the connection between diet and mental health remains novel, with the first papers only coming out in recent … [Read more...]
Does travel insurance really cover luggage and personal effects when you’re on holiday?
Cover for luggage and personal effects is often misunderstood in regards to travel insurance cover. Aussie travellers need to be made aware of situations when they might not be covered. For example, … [Read more...]
15,000 to stand on MCG to support breast cancer
15,000 people will stand together on the MCG in the shape of the iconic Pink Lady on Saturday 10 May 2014 to show their support for the growing number of Australians personally affected by breast … [Read more...]
Pearls of Mothering Wisdom from Ti Sento Milano
If something’s worth doing it’s worth doing right … Always be yourself, don’t try and be someone you’re not … Laughter is the best medicine … No one will ever love you like your mother ... For all … [Read more...]
Perfect pep talks to relieve pre-date nerves
It’s human nature to get nervous before a date, which probably explains the plethora of pre-date pep talks that have been committed to film over the years. While the content might change, the message … [Read more...]
Sportscraft Celebrates 100 Years as an Iconic Australian Fashion Label
Sportscraft has recruited eight iconic Australians as brand ambassadors for the iconic fashion label's 100 year anniversary campaign. Sportscraft’s Iconic Australians - celebrity chef Kylie Kwong; … [Read more...]
The new ‘F Word’ for women is Freedom
Australian women don't want to run the world. All they want is the freedom to live their lives as they choose - at work and at home. The new ‘F Word’ is what came out of ten years of research … [Read more...]
You’re Never Too Young for Arthritis
Nicole Yeomans was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis when she was just 18 months old. Now aged 26, Nicole has rheumatoid arthritis and is Arthritis & Osteoporosis Victoria’s young … [Read more...]
Catalyst to increase women’s representation and leadership in Australian workplaces
Catalyst, one of the world's leading drivers of gender equality in the workplace has landed in Australia, opening an office in Melbourne. Catalyst Australia Women Research and Consulting Limited will … [Read more...]
Get up close and personal with Mid-Twentieth Century Australian Furniture Design
On 30 May the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) will open Mid-Century Modern: Australian Furniture Design, the first major exhibition dedicated to Australian furniture of the 1940s to the 1970s. The … [Read more...]
How to finance a business in Australia with crowdfunding
Do you have a great business idea but no way to finance it? Crowdfunding is a way of financing your business through donations of money from the public. This is commonly done through crowdfunding … [Read more...]
7 Things I’ve Learned from 1,000 Weddings
March marks the biggest month for Australian weddings and chances are you will be attending not just one or two, but a handful of these joyous occasions. But imagine being involved in 1,000 … [Read more...]
Update Your Home’s Look by giving your furniture a makeover
With spring cleaning comes the fever to refresh and rework your current furnishings. Alternatively, perhaps you've recently moved into a new home and simply want to upgrade your current style to … [Read more...]
Winter Sex: Why getting hot between the sheets is good for you
The winter season is synonymous with extra kilos – it’s all those super hearty meals that add a few inches to the waistline as the colder months tick by. But did you know a casual romp under the … [Read more...]
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month
March is acknowledged worldwide as Endometriosis Awareness Month. Endometriosis affects up to one in ten women of child-bearing age. It is a condition where endometrial tissue, which normally lines … [Read more...]
Best Beauty Products for 2014 as voted by Australian Women
Beautyheaven, Australia’s number one beauty website, has today announced the winners of its Glosscars, the awards that name the best new products annually according to beautyheaven’s community of … [Read more...]
Naval Officer leads the way for women, peace and security in Afghanistan
Captain Jennifer Wittwer, originally from Sydney, marked her 33rd anniversary since joining the Women’s Royal Australian Naval Service with a presentation at Monash University for International … [Read more...]
Navy Appoints First Female Command Warrant Officer
Ahead of International Women's Day on March 8, the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) has advised that Jo Jordan from Wangi Wangi, NSW, has achieved an important milestone for women in the RAN. Warrant … [Read more...]
Why Choose Organic?
There are three main reasons why consumers are looking increasingly towards buying organic ingredients – ethical, health and environmental – but what does organic really mean and why are organic … [Read more...]
Ovarian Cancer survival rates must be improved
Today is Teal Ribbon Day but you wouldn't know it. Ovarian Cancer doesn't enjoy the same high profile as Breast Cancer, or anywhere near the same level of funding for research. As a consequence, … [Read more...]
Bonds Baby Search 2014
Bonds Baby Search, Australia’s largest talent search for the most adorable babies in the nation, closes on Tuesday March 3 at 4pm. Bonds have been featuring Aussie babies in their advertising … [Read more...]
Travel: Gap Years aren’t just for teenagers
Once a rite of passage for school leavers, now adults over 35 are also putting their careers on hold to do things like: take Spanish lessons from a Peruvian; work at a children's orphanage in … [Read more...]
3 New Recipes from SPC Ardmona
Reports of SPC Ardmona's closure in Australia have been grossly exaggerated. That's the message we're getting from parent company Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA). As you are no doubt aware, CCA will invest … [Read more...]
Australian Muslim Community to address domestic abuse and violence against women
The Grand Mufti of Australia, Dr Ibrahim Abu Mohammed has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with humanitarian aid organisation, Islamic Relief Australia, to address domestic abuse and violence … [Read more...]
How a farmer’s wife built a National Retail Fashion business online
When Jane Cay left regional Australia to attend university in Sydney, she thought she'd never look back. But after falling in love with a farmer, she found herself living in a small, regional town … [Read more...]
6 Dangers to look out for while travelling overseas
With summer drawing to a close, travel insurers are preparing for a busy month ahead as Australians plan their next holiday to warmer climates in the northern hemisphere. But out of everyone that … [Read more...]
Yahoo! reduces the cost of an online store by 70%
Yahoo! Small Business are offering 70% off Merchant Solutions for the first 12 months, reducing the costs of running an online store down to just US$10.19 a month payable yearly (a saving of … [Read more...]
It’s Healthy Weight Week in Australia
In a bid to get more Australians to adopt healthy eating habits, the Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA), is hosting its annual Australia’s Healthy Weight Week campaign this week from 17-23 … [Read more...]
Menopause will not protect you from Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer is almost always linked to the human papillomavirus (HPV), which is spread through genital skin to genital skin contact during sexual activity. A recent study of women aged 35-60 found … [Read more...]
2 Million Aussies to receive an unexpected gift on Valentine’s Day
We don't want to get your hopes up but it is estimated that up to 2 million Australians will receive a big surprise this Friday when they receive an unexpected gift from a secret admirer or loved … [Read more...]
Romantic Hotels Around the World
Romantic hotel stays aren't just for honeymooners. At this time of year when cupid's arrow is working overtime, so too are the world's most romantic hotels in Paris, New York, Venice and … [Read more...]
Julia Gillard’s new leadership role in the developing world
Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard has been appointed Chair of the Board of Directors of the Global Partnership for Education (GPE), the only multilateral partnership devoted to providing the world’s … [Read more...]
Why you should choose a home-grown Web Designer
Under threat from cheap labour in the developing world, Australia's web designers are fighting back by promoting all the benefits derived from employing a local to build your e-commerce … [Read more...]
Is this the best parental leave scheme for retail workers in Australia?
It's a widely held view that the retail sector isn't very generous when it comes to pay and working conditions for it's employees - most of whom are women. So we reckon IKEA's parental leave scheme … [Read more...]
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