Kay Schubach is a brave woman. It can't be easy to publicly admit that you were in love with a man the media has labeled a 'play boy' and a 'love rat'. But Kay is in very good company. In addition … [Read more...]
Chronic Depression
One in five Australians will experience an episode of depression during their lifetime. The majority will seek treatment or experience what is known as a spontaneous remission¹ and then get on with … [Read more...]
Major retailers in Australia need to invest more in online shopping
According to the most recent NAB Online Retail Sales Index, online shopping accounted for less than 5% of retail spending last year and only 27% of that went to retailers overseas. If these figures … [Read more...]
Starting a Business on a Budget
If you have been unable to obtain funding from a financial institution to start a new business, perhaps you should consider going it alone. Many of Australia's most respected and profitable businesses … [Read more...]
Mel B’s 15kg weight loss is a little scary
Six months after giving birth to her third child, Jenny Craig's newest weight loss ambassador, Mel B (aka 'Scary Spice'), has dropped 15kg in 20 weeks. Having shed the requisite number of kilos, the … [Read more...]
Back to school at age 42
I'm really excited this evening because tomorrow, I will join the growing number of adults who have enrolled in a course of study through Open Universities Australia (OUA). It's a dream come true for … [Read more...]
Butterfly Foundation names Mrs Australia as it’s first ambassador
The Butterfly Foundation, Australia’s leading non-government organisation representing eating disorders and body image, has announced Mrs Australia Globe 2011, Karen Gee (pictured far left), as its … [Read more...]
The New You: Soul, Body & Spirit Workshop
Rockpool Publishing is bringing together three of its internationally renowned authors and teachers for one day only in Sydney and Melbourne to provide audiences with all the inspiration they need to … [Read more...]
Last minute Christmas Gifts with Heart
Updated 17 December 2013 When there are only a few shopping days left until Christmas, Australian consumers are flocking to local shopping centres around the country on the hunt for last minute … [Read more...]
Christmas Gifts that can change the world
Updated 17 December 2013 By purchasing a charity gift this Christmas you are giving the most precious gift their is, 'hope' for a better world. It may sound idealistic but isn't Christmas the season … [Read more...]
Small Business September 2011 – Free Online Seminars
ONLINE EVENTS TACKLE BUSINESS GROWTH Time-poor small businesspeople or those in far-flung areas of NSW can logon to six free online seminars, or webinars, to get valuable tips and information on … [Read more...]
Campaign to get rid of ‘part-time work’
Claire Braund, Executive Director of Women on Boards, says the term 'part-time work' should be removed from the workforce vocabulary because of the destructive effect it has on people's careers. Ms … [Read more...]
A Review of Optus Smart Safe
Optus Smart Safe is a new 'cloud' based storage service that enables users to store electronic files and media remotely. For the uninitiated, cloud computing simply refers to a method of storing … [Read more...]
Women, Management & Work Conference on 28-29 July 2011
Macquarie University continues to generate debate on women in management issues at their annual Women, Management & Work Conference in Sydney on 28-29 July 2011. Now in it's 23rd year, the 2011 … [Read more...]
Australia’s Most Trusted People and Professions 2011
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has slipped to 97th on the annual list of Australia’s 100 Most Trusted People. But the news isn't all bad for our PM as she is still leading Opposition Leader Tony … [Read more...]
Mums with Unsettled Babies Seek Help at Hospital Emergency Departments
According to a new study, mums with babies who cry persistently and wake frequently during the night, are turning to our over-stretched Hospital Emergency Departments for help. The study by the Jean … [Read more...]
Enterprize 2011 Australia’s Richest Business Competition
The University of Queensland Business School has announced that entries are now open for Enterprize 2011. Now in it's 11th year, Enterprize 2011 is offering a first prize of $100,000 in seed capital, … [Read more...]
Kim Scott Wins 2011 Miles Franklin Award for ‘That Deadman Dance’
Kim Scott is this year’s winner of the prestigious Miles Franklin Literary Award. At the Miles Franklin Award dinner held at the State Library of Victoria last night, the multi-award winning author … [Read more...]
Employees urged to treat their workplace like a hotel
Companies wishing to reduce their costs are asking employees to book a desk at work, according to a psychologist speaking at the 9th Industrial and Organisational Psychology Conference (IOP) in … [Read more...]
Product Review: Neutrogena Deep Clean Cream Cleanser
We all want to keep our skin clean and looking good, and the most important step in any beauty routine is using the right facial cleanser. It is important to clean away all the damage done to your … [Read more...]
Australia is an alcohol free zone during the month of February
If you're feeling a little worse for wear after the silly season, FebFast 2011 might really appeal to you. FebFast asks Australians to forgo alcohol for the month of February and if you need a little … [Read more...]
Aussie Business Women Offering Cash Prize for a Connection with Oprah
Two Australian business women are so keen to connect with Oprah Winfrey, they're willing to award a cash prize of $25,000 to whomever can make their dream a reality. Time may be running out for the … [Read more...]
Do Bloggers Need a Union?
I've been chasing one of Australia's largest media corporations for the money they owe Australian Women Online. Of course I'd be more than happy to discuss the matter with them, if only they would … [Read more...]
Applications for Australia’s Paid Parental Leave Scheme open
Working parents expecting a baby in the New Year can now lodge their claims for Paid Parental Leave. For many working parents, including casual and part-time workers, contractors and the … [Read more...]
Because I am a Girl I can Change the World!
What was the biggest challenge you faced as a girl? Perhaps like me you had health issues, or maybe a learning disability, or you were bullied at school. Maybe you came from an economically … [Read more...]
Oprah’s organising guru returning to Australia in September
Oprah Winfrey's organising guru and best selling author Peter Walsh, will be returning to Australia next month for Dymo National Organising Week from 6th to 12th September 2010. Best known for his … [Read more...]
10 Good Reasons to Get on your Bike this Spring
According to Bicycle Victoria, recreational bike riding is one of the top ten physical activities in Australia. Australian and international studies also show that regular bicycle riding will reduce … [Read more...]
Is sex appeal as important as brains in the workplace?
Dr Catherine Hakim from the London School of Economics, caused quite a stir recently when she presented a new theory of Erotic Capital in the European Sociological Review. According to Hakim, who is … [Read more...]
Video Recipe: Iced Berry and Lemon Meringue Layer
If you’re looking for inspirational yummy desserts, this month celebrity chef and Carnation ambassador Phil Vickery shows you how to make a more sophisticated treat – an Iced Strawberry and Lemon … [Read more...]
New Corporate Governance Recommendations on Diversity
On 30 June 2010, the ASX Corporate Governance Council introduced a number of changes to its Corporate Governance Principles & Recommendations including three new recommendations and other amendments … [Read more...]
Celebrity Chef Lesley Waters creates a Sweet Potato Broth
UK Celebrity Chef Lesley Waters continues with her delicious recipe series for toddlers. We all know what it’s like when it comes to tea time with toddlers – it can be hard enough getting them to … [Read more...]
Women as Leaders: Claire Braund – Executive Director of Women on Boards
For the next interview in our series in the lead up to the Women, Management and Work Conference in Sydney on 29th & 30th July, I spoke to Claire Braund, the co-founder and Executive Director of … [Read more...]
Love at First Bite: The Unofficial Twilight Cookbook
Whether you’re a Twi-hard, Twi-mum or even a Twi-dad, there is no doubt the international phenomenon known as Twilight has had a cultural impact on society, including in our kitchens. Now the … [Read more...]
101 Ways to Get Free Money from the Government
A new edition of the 2009 bestselling book, 101 Ways to Get Free $$$ from the Government is now available in bookstores. I haven't actually read this book (my reading pile is already stacked up to … [Read more...]
The World’s Most Expensive Cities 2010
Luanda in Angola is the world’s most expensive city for expatriates, according to the latest Mercer Worldwide Cost of Living Survey. The survey found that Luanda is three times as costly as the … [Read more...]
Women as Leaders: Tanya Plibersek, MP
Continuing our series on 'Women as Leaders' in the lead up to the Women, Management and Work Conference scheduled for later this month, we hear from the federal Minister for Housing and the Status of … [Read more...]
Sydney company faces court over pregnancy discrimination
The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched its first pregnancy discrimination case in the Federal Court in Sydney. Facing court is Wongtas Pty Ltd, operator of a commercial printing business in Riverwood, … [Read more...]
UN creates single entity to promote women’s empowerment
On 2nd July 2010, the United Nations General Assembly voted to merge the four agencies working for women's empowerment, into one single entity. The new agency, United Nations Entity for Gender … [Read more...]
Women as Leaders: Helen Newell, Senior Executive at Asciano
In the first of a series of four interviews with women leaders who will be speaking at the Women, Management and Work Conference later this month, we meet Helen Newell, Director of Corporate … [Read more...]
Lack of family-friendly workplaces leading to loss of talent
Professional women in their 30s are opting out of full-time work at an alarmingly high rate, says the author of new research released today by the University of Melbourne. Only 38 per cent of … [Read more...]
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