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7 Things Women Look For In a New Home

11 July 2013 by Australian Women Online

A woman’s impact on the design of her new home is greater today than ever before. 90% of the time, it is the woman who makes the final decision on the purchase of the new family home. She knows what … [Read more...]

What to look for when choosing a removalist

10 July 2013 by Australian Women Online

A professional, efficient removalist can make moving day a snap. Get the right moving team in place with the following tips. Source numerous quotes Start by contacting a number of reputable … [Read more...]

The MS Readthon isn’t just for Kids anymore

10 July 2013 by Australian Women Online

No matter what your age you can take part in the MS Readathon. This year, teenagers, adults and seniors are being encouraged to join primary school children, in discovering the joys of reading while … [Read more...]

Geena Davis partners with UN for Global Gender in Film research study

5 July 2013 by Australian Women Online

Earlier this week UN Women announced it will partner with the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media on a global study to analyse the depiction and representation of female characters in family … [Read more...]

Is Target Australia having an identity crisis?

4 July 2013 by Deborah Robinson

Target use to occupy the middle space between high end retailers and the lower end of the market. But anyone who has seen their ads on TV lately, could be forgiven for thinking the retailer has gone … [Read more...]

Suspect survey says women earn more money than men

2 July 2013 by Deborah Robinson

This is why we should always view commercial survey results with suspicion. According to a survey commissioned by C-date, almost half of women nationally and 52% of women in NSW, earn more money than … [Read more...]

New Atkins Diet launches marketing assault on Australia

2 July 2013 by Deborah Robinson

By their own admission, the people behind the 'New Atkins Diet' are ramping up the company's marketing effort in Australia to grow their share of the lucrative weight loss market. Following its … [Read more...]

Like a Virgin: Women undergo surgery to restore their virginity

24 June 2013 by Deborah Robinson

Women in Australia are undergoing surgery to restore their hymen, while others are asking doctors to certify their hymen is still intact. Two doctors who provide these services to women in Australia, … [Read more...]

Delta Goodrem Releases New Single ‘Heart Hypnotic’

17 June 2013 by Australian Women Online

Delta Goodrem's new single ‘HEART HYPNOTIC’ is out today in digital format. Delta will perform 'Heart Hypnotic' for TV audiences on tonight's grand final episode of The Voice. OneRepublic front man … [Read more...]

Australian Banks to do more to prevent Financial Abuse of the Elderly

17 June 2013 by Deborah Robinson

Has the Australian Banking Industry finally grown a Heart? After decades of putting profits before people, Australian banks are taking more responsibility for helping the poor and the most vulnerable … [Read more...]

New Resource for Parents to combat Underage Drinking and Drug Use

17 June 2013 by Australian Women Online

The Australian Drug Foundation has launched a new online resource today to help parents to have ‘The Other Talk’ with their children about alcohol and other drugs. Research shows that one in five 16 … [Read more...]

Oxfam increasing the pressure on Aussie Retailers to sign Bangladesh Accord

12 June 2013 by Australian Women Online

Since the death of more than a thousand garment workers in Dhaka, Aussie retailers have been under increasing pressure to sign the Bangladesh Accord to ensure the safety of workers in their supplier … [Read more...]

Why you shouldn’t sign a Debt Agreement

11 June 2013 by Australian Women Online

A recent report from the Consumer Action Law Centre, Fresh Start or False Hope, expressed concern at the number of businesses that emphasise the benefits of debt agreements, while understating the … [Read more...]

Three Million Australians excluded from basic financial services

11 June 2013 by Australian Women Online

Research released today by the National Australia Bank (NAB) and the Centre for Social Impact (CSI) shows that more than three million Australians don’t have access to a basic transaction account, a … [Read more...]

Treatment for Child Obesity by local GP’s proves Unsuccessful

11 June 2013 by Deborah Robinson

A ‘shared care’ obesity treatment trial, in which hospital-based obesity specialists and local GP’s shared the management and treatment of obese children, has proved ineffective, according to new … [Read more...]

National Archives of Australia Goes Digital

11 June 2013 by Australian Women Online

The National Archives of Australia has created its own SODA stream (Stream of Digital Archives) to alert people to recently digitised records from its collection of more than 50 million items. The … [Read more...]

A Helping Hand with Hardship from Australian Banks

11 June 2013 by Steven Munchenberg

Steven Münchenberg, CEO, Australian Bankers’ Association, talks about the banking industry's financial hardship package to help bank customers who are experiencing temporary financial … [Read more...]

Is it wise to Buy Property with Family and Friends?

17 May 2013 by Australian Women Online

If you don’t have a large deposit, buying with family or friends could be an attractive option to tackle the cost of home ownership and help you get into the property market. Co-ownership allows you … [Read more...]

Women ‘Stressed Out’ about Money and its affecting our health

13 May 2013 by Deborah Robinson

With the cost of living rising to unprecedented levels and our two largest cities, Sydney and Melbourne, appearing in the top five most expensive cities to live in the world, is it any wonder … [Read more...]

From Bombs and Bullets to Australia’s Mother of the Year 2013

13 May 2013 by Australian Women Online

Bosnia War survivor and small business owner, Hasiba Cesko from South Australia, has been named Barnardos Australia’s Mother of the Year 2013. Hasiba Cesko has led a remarkable life. Born in Bosnia, … [Read more...]

The 100+ Club: living proof you’re never too old to chase a dream

1 May 2013 by Australian Women Online

The award-winning documentary The 100+ Club is having an encore screening on ABC1 TV on Saturday, 18 May at 12:30pm. This 30-minute film follows three sprightly Aussie centenarians who are living … [Read more...]

Fake a Fresh Face

26 April 2013 by Australian Women Online

By Stephanie Daga for The Style Glossy Whether you stayed up partying at the new bar across the street or had left a project undone until the night before its deadline, a late night is bound to … [Read more...]

How You Can Best Protect Your Child Against Cyberbullies

13 March 2013 by Marian Merritt

Those of us who are parents or carers know that we will do just about anything to ensure the good health and wellbeing of our children. We want the best for our kids and for them to have more … [Read more...]

Making it Last: the dynamics of Long-term Relationships

10 March 2013 by Joanna Fishman

Relationships take a lot of work. For long-term success, two people with different values, ethics, lifestyles and goals in life must see eye-to-eye on major life decisions – or at least reach a … [Read more...]

Homeless Women in Australia rebuild their shattered lives

8 March 2013 by Deborah Robinson

It is estimated on any one night there are 46,000 homeless women in Australia. The largest single cause of homelessness in Australia is domestic and family violence, which mostly affects women and … [Read more...]

Thousands of Women cross Syrian border on International Women’s Day

8 March 2013 by Australian Women Online

Bushra became the one millionth registered refugee from the Syrian civil war this week. Photo: UNHCR/March 2013[/caption]Thousands of women will cross the borders of Syria on International Women's … [Read more...]

Aussie Mums open male escort agency catering exclusively to women

5 March 2013 by Deborah Robinson

A casual conversation over coffee between two mums in a suburban kitchen gave birth to a novel idea for a business - a high-end male escort agency catering exclusively to the needs and desires of … [Read more...]

Federal Government should provide funding for girls at risk

4 March 2013 by Deborah Robinson

If the Prime Minister Julia Gillard wants to appeal to more women voters, the SISTER2sister mentoring program is just the type of initiative the Federal Government should be funding in the lead up to … [Read more...]

Women turned off by images of celebrities and models in advertising

28 February 2013 by Australian Women Online

Advertisers who put images of female celebrities and models next to their products risk scorn rather than shopping, according to new research from the United Kingdom. A new study from the University … [Read more...]

300 Ways for Women to Save Money

28 February 2013 by Australian Women Online

If you're wondering why a comprehensive list of ways for 'women' to save money is really necessary, consider this: average income for women is 18% lower and we retire with 40% less superannuation than … [Read more...]

Become a Super Woman with Money

28 February 2013 by Australian Women Online

Research shows that in Australia women retire with 40% less super than men. The reasons for this include the gender pay gap, which currently stands at 18%, and the time taken out of the workforce by … [Read more...]

The ‘Side Effects’ of being Catherine Zeta-Jones

28 February 2013 by Australian Women Online

In this interview with Catherine Zeta-Jones the former Darling Bud of May talks about script appeal, on-screen embraces and why Matt Damon is on her Christmas list. No-one can ever accuse the ‘Jones … [Read more...]

Health Workers Should Respect Decision Not to Breastfeed

21 February 2013 by Deborah Robinson

We all know 'breast is best' but if a mother decides not to breastfeed, the revised Infant Feeding Guidelines recommends that a mother's informed decision not to breastfeed should be respected by … [Read more...]

Fall for a Fresh Look this Autumn

14 February 2013 by Australian Women Online

Autumn is around the corner and now is a great time to refresh your image and outlook. Want to embrace the cooler weather? Cut a fresh hairstyle, style bold eyes, highlight your summery sun-kissed … [Read more...]

No Retirement for Dame Judi Dench

29 January 2013 by Australian Women Online

Oscar winner Dame Judi Dench talks career, self-importance and her ‘bond’ with Bond. Dame Judi Dench has been a doyenne of the British stage for nearly four decades, a stalwart of the Old Vic … [Read more...]

Where Australians are looking for love in 2013

8 January 2013 by Australian Women Online

The return to work after the Christmas/New Year holidays is traditionally the start of Australia’s peak online dating period. Starting on 6th January 2013, love is in the air in the lead up to … [Read more...]

Top-tips for getting out of credit card debt and remaining permanently debt free!

6 January 2013 by Sarah Riegelhuth

It's easy to find yourself in credit card debt after the silly season, it seems no matter how well intentioned we are over the holiday period, with all the presents, vacations and extra social time … [Read more...]

Beauty and the West

6 January 2013 by Julie Paterson

“Do you have anything to make my skin whiter?” my Arab girlfriend, Shiha, looks at me hopefully with her big brown eyes. I am in the Sinai, Egypt, spending time in the desert with my exotic Bedouin … [Read more...]

Clothing Styles that make you Look Younger

31 December 2012 by Melisa Lissa

Did you know the right style of clothes can make you look younger? Most women are unaware of this fact. Here we reveal the styling tips that will help you turn back the clock, without hurting your hip … [Read more...]

Top Organising Tips and the Excuses people use to avoid doing them

13 December 2012 by MaryAnne Bennie

New Year is a time for fresh starts making decluttering a very popular holiday activity. MaryAnne Bennie, author of From Stuffed to Sorted shares her top five most common excuses people use to hold on … [Read more...]

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