Exercise is one of the easiest ways to improve your health and help you live longer, boost your self-esteem and generally make you feel happier and full of energy. While you know how important … [Read more...]
Qantas: Still the Spirit of Australia?
Qantas chief apologises to passengers as the airline works to improve its public image and resolve industrial disputes. It is hard to meet someone who wasn't affected by the recent delays and … [Read more...]
‘Mo sistas’ support the men in their lives
Women are doing their bit to help men on the rocky path toward good health by volunteering as "Mo Sistas". Glenn McGrath is doing it, as is Ita Buttorse, Dick Smith and a number of other high … [Read more...]
RBA announces first interest rate cut in 31 months
It isn't very often that sombre looking businessmen in different tones of black, navy and grey manage to captivate the nation's attention. But news of an interest rate cut had small business … [Read more...]
The Queen uses her CHOGM address to promote women
It isn't often that Australia gets a visit from a member of the Royal family, but for just over a week that is exactly what has been happening in and around the nation. The Queen has been doing … [Read more...]
Unlocking the mystery of great skin
Women who listen eat well, exercise regularly and listen to their body may have unlocked the secret to skin that glows. We all know the tale of the evil queen who in her search for eternal youth is … [Read more...]
Recipe: Egg, Smoked Salmon and Cucumber Double Decker Sandwiches
A high-tea favourite, the Egg, Smoked Salmon and Cucumber Double Decker is a scrumptious light option that is effortless to create. Three simple ingredients - hearty egg, indulgent smoked salmon and … [Read more...]
Permanent hair removal pain – untrained operators hurt more than the hip pocket
Lack of training and licensing requirements for permanent hair removal practitioners is leading to clients being burnt and scarred says consumer watchdog CHOICE. The people’s watchdog says there is a … [Read more...]
Women with PCOS at risk during pregnancy
Women with the metabolic condition Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) may be at increased risk of developing diseases during pregnancy, according to researchers in Sweden. The peer-reviewed study … [Read more...]
The Sense of an Ending wins The 2011 Man Booker Prize for Fiction
Julian Barnes has been named the winner of this year's Man Booker Prize for Fiction for THE SENSE OF AN ENDING, published by Random House. Barnes’ first novel for six years, The Sense of an Ending … [Read more...]
The Castle tops list of favourite Australian Films
1997 classic The Castle is the nation’s favourite Australian film of all time, according to a national cinema survey commissioned by Optus for their Optus Movie Rewards Program. The majority of … [Read more...]
Lauren Jackson signs $1 million contract with Canberra Capitals
Women in Australia will be pleased to learn that local basketball star Lauren Jackson has secured the highest paying sporting contract for a female athlete in the nation's sporting history. In a … [Read more...]
Telstra announces SA winners of its Business Women’s Awards industry event
Australian business women are enjoying their time in the sun at this year's Telstra Business Women's awards, which are taking place across the country this spring. The event, which is … [Read more...]
Airline reward programs little more than pie in the sky
Consumer organisation CHOICE says that most economy travellers would be better off looking for cheaper airfares than using frequent flyer programs to earn flights or products. In a review of rewards … [Read more...]
Survey indicates women are ‘unprepared’ for retirement
Women are failing to adequately prepare for their financial future and may be exposing themselves to unnecessary risk, one survey has indicated. New research from an Australian bank has found that as … [Read more...]
Women take home the Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize for 2011 has been awarded to three remarkable individuals in a symbolic gesture that will raise the profile of women at work in the peace-building process around the world. Ellen … [Read more...]
Di Gribble loses battle with breast cancer
Women in business, especially those working in the Australian arts community, have been shocked to learn that one of the industry's leading female entrepreneurs has lost her battle with breast … [Read more...]
Medical professional in hot water over ‘selfish’ comments about women
Women in business are often highly regarded for their ability to multitask, however when it comes to work-life balance it can be difficult to find the right mix. Further complicating matters is the … [Read more...]
Tax Forum opens with address from Heather Ridout
Australian business women have led the debate at the 2011 Tax forum after the two-day seminar was officially opened by Julia Gillard (October 4). The prime minister used her address to the business … [Read more...]
CEDA report highlights female leadership in Australia
Research published this month by the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) has indicated that Australia is "falling behind" when it comes to female leadership. CEDA asserts … [Read more...]
Landmark decision allows Australian women on the frontline
Restrictions on females in combat roles will be lifted, according to an announcement by the Department of Defence, which vowed to eliminate the "last" of the sex discrimination for frontline … [Read more...]
Leading Business Women tell Tax Summit ‘What Women Want’
Leading business women and academics have identified childcare as the single biggest and most directly related cost to earning income that should be eligible for a tax rebate. Childcare for many … [Read more...]
New research to mark World Vegetarian Day on 1st October highlights a real appetite for change
Nearly three-quarters (71 percent) of vegetarians expect to go hungry at meat-dominated Aussie barbecues this summer, according to new research released today to mark World Vegetarian Day on October … [Read more...]
Female entrepreneurs ‘urged to speak out’ in new Australian project
More than 700,000 female entrepreneurs across Australia are being urged to contribute to a new research project, which is thought to be the country's first comprehensive study into women in … [Read more...]
PCOS guidelines ‘groundbreaking’ for Australian women’s health
New women's health guidelines that will result in better diagnosis and treatment of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) have been announced by Nicola Roxon. Launching the Jean Hailes for Women's … [Read more...]
Women with breast cancer risk ‘are inconsistent’ with health management
Women who have a strong family history of breast cancer - but no genetic link for the disease - may not be accessing the services they need to safeguard their health. This finding was the result of a … [Read more...]
Nanny culture ‘would support’ women in business
One of Australia's most prominent women in business has suggested that the country needs to embrace a "nanny culture" to encourage women to participate more fully in corporate … [Read more...]
Social media a “gold rush” for businesses
Women in business who are keen to get the word out about their company may wish to consider turning to online channels - including social networks - rather than traditional marketing techniques. Tim … [Read more...]
Wage gap ‘not affected’ by economic growth
Women living in both developed and developing nations face largely similar challenges when it comes to gender equality in the workplace, new research from the World Bank has shown. The World … [Read more...]
Cookbook: CWA Classics by the Country Women’s Associations of Australia
The Country Women’s Association of Australia has been in existence for more than 60 years and the cooking skills of its members are legendary. CWA Classics combines the very best recipes from five … [Read more...]
Inspiring Journeys – Incredible Stories
There are holidays you’ll remember. And then there are journeys you’ll never forget. There’s a reason why the first thing people ask you when you arrive home from travelling is “How was your trip?” … [Read more...]
Library Leaders Tap into Digital Age
In a digital age, with e-books and information available at a click of a mouse or tap of an iPad or just touch phone away, public libraries are rethinking the way they operate within their Councils … [Read more...]
Gateway Business Program for SA businesses
Gateway Business Program for SA businesses This information is brought to you by business.gov.auGateway Business Program for SA businessesWednesday 10 August 2011The Gateway Business Program is a … [Read more...]
NSW Small Business September
NSW Small Business September This information is brought to you by business.gov.auNSW Small Business SeptemberTuesday 09 August 2011Now in its twelfth year, NSW Small Business September can help … [Read more...]
New sham contracting case study tool
New sham contracting case study tool This information is brought to you by business.gov.auNew sham contracting case study toolMonday 08 August 2011Knowing when to employ someone as an independent … [Read more...]
Working with children in NT
Working with children in NT This information is brought to you by business.gov.auWorking with children in NTFriday 22 July 2011From 1 July 2011 people who have contact or potential contact with … [Read more...]
A Warning about Health Information from the Internet
Every year more and more Australians are using the internet to seek health information. Reasons for this might be: to collect more information about a diagnosed condition to search for alternative … [Read more...]
The New Footloose Movie Trailer
Writer/Director Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow, Black Snake Moan) will deliver a new take on the much loved 1984 classic film, Footloose. Ren MacCormack (the role made famous by Kevin Bacon in the 1984 … [Read more...]
2011 Used Car Safety Ratings
NRMA Motoring & Services and the NSW Centre for Road Safety have released safety ratings for used cars involved in crashes, and introduced a Safe Pick rating for the very best vehicles in each … [Read more...]
Victoria’s Small Business Festival
Victoria's Small Business Festival This information is brought to you by business.gov.auVictoria's Small Business FestivalWednesday 20 July 2011To celebrate the role of small business in Victoria, … [Read more...]
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