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
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...]
Lana Penrose ends her Trilogy with another Bad Romance
Australian author Lana Penrose (pictured) has ended her three-part memoir, which began with the best-seller 'To Hellas and Back', on a rather sour note with 'Addicted to Love'. But as the author … [Read more...]
New CEO of Parkinson’s Victoria will Focus on Improved Quality of Life
New CEO of Parkinson’s Victoria, Emma Collin (pictured), says her focus will be on delivering improved quality of life for the 27,000 Victorians living with Parkinson’s and their families. The Board … [Read more...]
World’s first Bionic Eye being developed in Australia
Up to 85% of people who are clinically blind could benefit from the world's first Bionic Eye, currently being developed in Australia by Monash Vision Group (MVG). The prototype for MVG's direct to … [Read more...]
Employers are failing Australia’s Older Female Workforce
New research released last month by the Diversity Council Australia (DCA) found that although women over 45 represent a sizeable and growing segment of Australia's labour force, employers are failing … [Read more...]
Meet Australia’s Women of Wine
Wine lovers in Sydney were introduced to them at Aussie Wine Month celebrations in April. Headlining the Women in Wine event at Circular Quay were four of Australia’s most recognised female … [Read more...]
Denise Drysdale still Going Strong at Sixty-four…and a half
At 64, veteran entertainer and Australian media personality, Denise Drysdale, is still singing and dancing her way across Australia and keeping us thoroughly entertained on the telly. But like many … [Read more...]
Oxfam increasing the pressure on Aussie Retailers to sign Bangladesh Accord
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...]
New Book Reveals Secrets Behind the Rise and Fall of Iconic Brands
What do Netscape, HMV, Kodak, Borders and SAAB have in common? Surprisingly, a lot. They have each struggled to cope with change and as result, have lost the battle for relevance. The latest book by … [Read more...]
Apple announces launch of iTunes Radio
Apple today announced the introduction of iTunes Radio, a free Internet radio service featuring over 200 stations and a catalogue of music from the iTunes Store. When you tune into iTunes Radio on … [Read more...]
Why you shouldn’t sign a Debt Agreement
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
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
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
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
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...]
What to do about ‘the little problem’ of bladder weakness
Although little is known about it and it’s viewed as an ‘older female problem’, bladder weakness affects millions of Australian females of all ages each year¹. In fact, bladder weakness is more common … [Read more...]
Bayer appoints it’s first female Managing Director for Australia and NZ
Global pharmaceutical giant Bayer, has appointed Dr Jacqueline Applegate as the company's senior representative for all it's businesses in Australia and New Zealand. Jacqueline Applegate has spent … [Read more...]
Plain Packaging of cigarettes fails to reduce smoking rates
Today is World No Tobacco Day, an initiative of the World Health Organization (WHO) to reduce the appeal of smoking by encouraging governments all over the world to ban tobacco advertising, promotion … [Read more...]
Review of Microsoft Xbox One gaming console
Microsoft has revealed the Xbox One, their "next-next gen" gaming console. The big reveal focused on two key areas - giving gamers what they want and condensing the functionality of various devices … [Read more...]
Is it wise to Buy Property with Family and Friends?
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...]
Aussie Mum’s Amazing 100kg Weight Loss
37 year old Shari Ware is half the woman she use to be after losing a staggering 100kgs. “I feel like Superwoman!” said Shari Ware, after losing the weight. Shari now believes she can do anything … [Read more...]
Amazing people I have met while travelling
One of the things I love most about travel is the interesting people you meet along the way. People who inspire you by their character, their way of life, their determination against the odds, their … [Read more...]
One Woman’s Journey from Heart Surgery to World Champion
Seven years ago Michelle Nazaroff underwent life saving open heart surgery. During her recovery she achieved extraordinary results in her body, mind and spirit. Today, Michelle's passion is to … [Read more...]
Things to tell your daughter or ask your mother about women’s health
As a woman, knowing some key things about your mother’s life journey can give you an idea of what to expect and what to keep an eye on. Some important questions to ask her are: “When did your periods … [Read more...]
Pioneering Study on Ginseng for Lung Disease needs volunteers
If you or someone you know is an ex-smoker aged between 40 and 80 who suffers from shortness of breath and chronic cough, participation in a pioneering study on ginseng for lung disease could provide … [Read more...]
Women ‘Stressed Out’ about Money and its affecting our health
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
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...]
Motherhood makes women better at work
Gillian Franklin, the Managing Director of Australia's largest cosmetic company, The Heat Group, says when making hiring decisions, businesses should consider the highly developed skill sets of … [Read more...]
Give a Working Mum something she really wants this Mother’s Day
Nareen Young, CEO of the Diversity Council Australia, argues that employers need to give mothers the flexibility and support they really want – not just this Mother’s Day – but every day. On Mother’s … [Read more...]
Evidence that Cosmetic Breast Implants Lower Cancer Survival Rates
A new meta-analysis combining data from 12 studies has provided evidence that cosmetic breast implants may negatively impact breast cancer detection and survival rates. The research, conducted by … [Read more...]
The 100+ Club: living proof you’re never too old to chase a dream
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...]
Tontine launches new pillow for Asthma Sufferers
Australian pillow manufacturer Tontine has developed a new pillow for asthma sufferers. According to the manufacturer, the Tontine Sleep Angel™ pillow has a filter which prevents bugs and allergens … [Read more...]
Scientists one step closer to solving the mystery of genetic obesity
The mystery of why some people get fat eating high-fat foods while others can stay skinny on a diet of burgers and chips is closer to being solved. Research led by the University of Sydney in … [Read more...]
3 Simple Low Calorie Recipes for Entertaining at Home
With these three simple recipes created by Five Star Personal Trainers, having a few friends over for dinner means you and your guests won't to spend hours in the gym the next day to work off … [Read more...]
Taking The “Buts” Out Of Weight Loss
It would be nice if losing weight was a simple matter of willing it to happen. Unfortunately, life doesn’t quite work that way. Wanting it is only a part of losing weight and living a healthy … [Read more...]
Fake a Fresh Face
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...]
UNITE in White for Ovarian Cancer on White Shirt Day
On Wednesday May 1st the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF) and Australian fashion label Witchery want to fill the steps of the Sydney Opera House with people wearing white shirts for National … [Read more...]
Know your numbers, Manage your risk for Heart Disease
Here are some scary numbers: Heart disease caused the deaths of 9,780 women in this country in 2011; 90% of Australian women have at lease one risk factor; and 50% have two or more risk factors for … [Read more...]
Blushing and Skin Disease – the Emotional & Psychological Repercussions
Blushing is a fairly normal human reaction to embarrassing or stressful situations. It may also occur during menopause, as a result of medications or alcohol usage, or due to an underlying medical … [Read more...]
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