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Wanted: More Female Firefighters in NSW

16 January 2014 by Australian Women Online

If you're looking for a challenging and rewarding career, Fire & Rescue NSW (FRNSW) is launching its 2014 permanent firefighter recruitment drive on Thursday, 30th January. Currently only 4% of … [Read more...]

Am I Worried, or is this Anxiety?

16 January 2014 by Australian Women Online

Everyone worries and has anxious feelings at some time in their life. How do you know what is worry or anxiety, and when it is a problem? And how do you learn how to manage anxieties in order to … [Read more...]

The Business Venture Generating Six Figure Incomes for Women

15 January 2014 by Cindy Dinh

Everyday Australian women are taking business into their own hands, surviving the economic downturn, earning six figure salaries and redefining their professional independence as part of an industry … [Read more...]

Breast Cancer Screening could be doing more harm than good

14 January 2014 by Deborah Robinson

This week's Health Report on Radio National uncovered evidence which suggests Australia's national program for the early detection of breast cancer is over-diagnosing the disease, subjecting healthy … [Read more...]

Five Potential Health Benefits of Aromatherapy

14 January 2014 by Janet Hall-Frith

By Janet Hall-Frith, an independent business owner with The Body Shop At Home™ Aromatherapy can have a number of benefits, both physically and emotionally; it is a therapy that treats the mind, body … [Read more...]

Two Delicious Recipes from Head Chef Simon Ward

14 January 2014 by Simon Ward

Simon Ward (pictured) is the head-chef and part-owner of Fitzroy's newest food institution, Hammer & Tong. As the culinary mastermind at some of Melbourne's finest restaurants including Vue de Monde … [Read more...]

Recipe for Lamb Ribs

14 January 2014 by Simon Ward

Ingredients: Two racks of lamb ribs 2 tblsp dried rosemary 2 clove garlic crushed ½ cup (125ml) extra virgin olive oil 1 bunch of mint Salad: 1 cup (250g) of ricotta cheese 1 preserved lemon 1 large … [Read more...]

What I’ve Learned in 30 years of Running a Business

13 January 2014 by Ros Moriarty

Ros Moriarty (pictured) is the Managing Director of the Jumbana Group, a leading indigenous art, strategy and communications company which is famously responsible for conceptualising Aboriginal art on … [Read more...]

Bloggers could be fined for posting online product reviews

13 January 2014 by Deborah Robinson

Bloggers in Australia who accept cash or freebies for posting positive product reviews on their website, could be risking more than just their reputation with readers. New guidelines for online … [Read more...]

Proof you can’t believe the nutritional panels on food labelling

13 January 2014 by Deborah Robinson

Recent testing of the most popular pizza products in Australia may have consumers wondering whether we really can trust the information printed on nutritional panels. Laboratory analysis of takeaway … [Read more...]

Alfresco Eating: Create the Best Outdoor Dining Experience for Your Date

10 January 2014 by Australian Women Online

Nearly 70% of Aussies live within an hour of the coastline, making the outdoors an integral part of the summer experience. There is nothing more romantic for a date than taking advantage of the … [Read more...]

Beating the Back to Work Blues

8 January 2014 by Deborah Robinson

For many the Christmas holidays came to an abrupt end on Monday morning when we had to reluctantly drag ourselves out of bed and back to work. It's now Wednesday and if you're anything like me, … [Read more...]

The Three Diets to Avoid in 2014

8 January 2014 by Australian Women Online

The three worst diets as voted by Australia’s nutrition experts are: the Lemon Detox Diet, SkinnyMe tea, and the Ashy Bines Bikini Body Challenge. More than 200 Accredited Practising Dietitians took … [Read more...]

3 Simple Tips for Healthy Home Cooking

7 January 2014 by Australian Women Online

Australia’s peak nutrition body, the Dietitians Association of Australia (DAA), is about to launch its annual Australia’s Healthy Weight Week campaign (17-23 February), which focuses, this year, on … [Read more...]

Reduce your Risk of Crohn’s Disease with regular exercise

6 January 2014 by Australian Women Online

The results of a recent study¹ in the US indicates that exercising regularly can significantly reduce the risk of Crohn’s Disease. Given that Australia has one of the highest incidences of the … [Read more...]

Ten ways to get a better life balance in 2014

27 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

Is this the year you’re going to lose that extra weight, get organised or bag the career of your dreams? Yes? Then you’re going to need to get savvy and take some time to plan how you’re going to make … [Read more...]

New online tool helps consumers choose safe sunglasses

18 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has released an online tool to help shoppers choose which pair of sunglasses are safest for their eyes. Under the Australian Consumer Law, … [Read more...]

What are Santa’s Insurance Needs?

17 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

Low-cost insurance provider Budget Direct has crunched the numbers for the big jolly guy in the red suit, to calculate how much it would cost to cover Saint Nick for Christmas. When you’re travelling … [Read more...]

An Australian Business Guide to Christmas Parties

17 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

Christmas parties are a great way to thank your staff for their hard work during the year. However it’s important to remember that while your staff may be ‘off the clock’, you’re still responsible for … [Read more...]

Fix, Defend & Create: Tips for the First Year of Homeownership

17 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

You've finally staked claim to your personal corner of the world, but as king and queen of your new castle, you are also the resident handyman, security guard, gardener, and decorator. If you are a … [Read more...]

How to Make Work Wear More Glamorous

17 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

In fashion terms, the office can be a restrictive environment, we all feel obligated to dress a certain way and to ensure we maintain a conservative appearance to represent our professional attitude … [Read more...]

Respect Trumps Harmony: 4 Tools for Building Resilient Teams

11 December 2013 by Rachael Robertson

Rachael Robertson (pictured) led 18 strangers into the wilderness of Antarctica for an entire year through nine months of darkness, with no escape from the cold, howling winds or from each other. … [Read more...]

5 Tips for Start-ups by Alexandra Tselios, publisher of “The Big Smoke”

11 December 2013 by Aleandra Tselios

I find all facets of business fun, from the most boring and banal aspects to the high energy creative parts and I have been fortunate to have had experience of varying capacities at many different … [Read more...]

Sweat Free Make-up for Summer

11 December 2013 by Pia Hayes

Summer seems to be that time of the year when everything is planned; weddings, birthdays, Christmas parties and family functions. Add in some warmer weather and you’re looking at a possible make‐up … [Read more...]

Get Your Feet Ready for Summer

11 December 2013 by Sara Whanslaw

When summer rolls around, it can be a bit daunting for our feet. They have been hidden for the past four or so months, hibernating in your winter boots and thick socks. Now is the time to slip on … [Read more...]

The “Coolest Clothing Store” in South Africa goes global

11 December 2013 by Deborah Robinson

Voted the “Coolest Clothing Store” in South Africa’s Sunday Times Generation Next survey, Mr Price (MRP) are now delivering a wide range of affordable fashion for women, men and kids to Australia, the … [Read more...]

How To Choose The Right Swimwear For Your Body Shape

11 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

Swimsuit season is dreaded by women all over the world. The unflattering changing room mirrors, the images of bikini-bearing supermodels and the bright shop lights that highlight every lump and bump … [Read more...]

How Women Can Get Noticed at Work

9 December 2013 by Roma Gaster

Roma Gaster, Director of The Leadership Circle, discusses the many reasons why women still struggle to get noticed by senior management. Factors like unconscious bias, women not putting themselves … [Read more...]

Tips for Surviving the Festive Season with Your Health Intact

9 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

It’s no surprise that Christmas and New Year are bad for your health – after all, most of us indulge in too much ‘holiday’ food and drink and slacken off our usual exercise routine. As well, for many … [Read more...]

Boohoo launches New Plus Size Women’s Clothing Range

9 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

We are very excited to announce the launch of the new plus size range at boohoo! Check out the beautiful range of plus size dresses, tops, skirts and more for ladies with curves. The all-new boohoo … [Read more...]

How to create a Technology Start-up

3 December 2013 by Fiona Anson

Founder of Workible, a mobile and social recruitment platform for flexible workforce industries, Fiona Anson (pictured), writes about her journey into creating a technology start-up with her business … [Read more...]

That Eighties Classic ‘Step Class’ Burns more Calories at the Gym

3 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

If your goal is to burn more calories and lose weight - than dust off your leg-warmers ladies because research from Charles Sturt University (CSU) has found that eighties classic 'step class' is the … [Read more...]

17 year old rescues girls from child sex trafficking in Thailand

3 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

Congratulations to 17 year old Kelsey Baines who raised almost $48,000 in just one night, to help rescue girls from the child sex trade in Thailand by providing them with a stable home, education, … [Read more...]

Happy Birthday to Australia’s Oldest Lady who turns 112 Today!

3 December 2013 by Australian Women Online

Happy Birthday to Jane Gray, Australia's oldest lady who turns 112 today. Jane says her secret to a long life is clean living, making the most of every day and being part of a community. She also … [Read more...]

How Rules for Professional Workplace Dress Codes Have Changed

3 December 2013 by Abby Saunders

If you are too young to remember those days long ago when men went to work wearing dark suits, fedoras, white shirts and ties, all you need to do is watch a few old movies from the 1930s all the way … [Read more...]

Support for new parents is vital for better mental health

18 November 2013 by Australian Women Online

November 17-23 is Postnatal Depression Awareness Week. In the excitement following a birth, the baby often becomes the focus of attention; and the needs of new parents can be overlooked – even by … [Read more...]

Get Your Legs and Bikini Area Ready for Summer with these Top Tips

18 November 2013 by Australian Women Online

Summer means a change in wardrobe from jeans and boots, to skirts and sandals. But before you slip into that swimsuit or pretty frock, you'll want to make sure you are up-to-date with the latest … [Read more...]

Easy Relaxation Techniques for Busy Mums

15 November 2013 by Julie Walker Farrow

Feeling stressed? Julie Walker Farrow, Independent Business Owner with The Body Shop At Home™ (pictured) has some simple techniques to help you relax. Balancing work, children and your own free time … [Read more...]

Advice for Career Mums: Juggling a career and family

14 November 2013 by Christine Tylee

Through managing a successful multi‐million dollar business and a family of three, Christine Tylee (pictured with her husband Paul) has become a master at organisation, setting goals and making time … [Read more...]

10 Best and Worst Industries for Customer Satisfaction in Australia

14 November 2013 by Australian Women Online

Fiona Adler, founder of Australia’s leading business review website 'Word of Mouth Online' (pictured), reveals the top 10 best and worst online reviewed industries in Australia for customer … [Read more...]

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