Spinifex Press has released a revolutionary book that challenges our preconceptions about the past. Invisible Women Of Prehistory by Judy Foster and Marlene Derlet, argues that three million years of … [Read more...]
Mumpreneur helping women to lose baby weight the healthy way
The career of Aussie mumpreneur Rhian Allen could be a blue-print for how to build a successful online business. After falling pregnant with her first child and completing a nutrition course, former … [Read more...]
Top 10 Tips for Business Planning
This information is brought to you by business.gov.au The Small Business Support Line has put together their tips for business planning success. Here are their top 10 tips: 1. Is this a great … [Read more...]
Negotiate Like You Mean It: 9 Tips to Help Women Ask for More the Money
Many women feel uncomfortable when asking for a pay rise at work and it seems women are holding themselves back from getting what they really deserve. Here is a look at how women can overcome the … [Read more...]
5 of the World’s Most Inspiring Female Politicians
When President Park Geun-hye stepped into South Korea’s Blue House on 25th February, she became the 17th female head of state presiding in the world today. In 2013, we have women at the helm of … [Read more...]
How You Can Best Protect Your Child Against Cyberbullies
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
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
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
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...]
Employers must look beyond working mums to achieve gender equity
New research commissioned from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) challenges the picture our society has of working women. Social researcher Suzi Skinner calls it 'Invisible Women Syndrome'. … [Read more...]
What Working Women Want in 2013
On the eve of International Women's Day 2013, working women in Australia want more flexibility in the workplace and greater representation of women in senior management. The majority of Australian … [Read more...]
International Women’s Day 2013: Empowering Women on the Internet
Recent research indicates that nearly 25 percent fewer women have access to the Internet. The ability to get online will give women access to information and resources beyond the limits of their … [Read more...]
You can help Cancer Survivors by supporting Lymphoedema Awareness Month
Lymphoedema causes swelling of a limb or other region of the body and in extreme cases, patients loose limbs, fingers and toes. Lymphoedema is a debilitating, life long, incurable condition which … [Read more...]
Australian Business Women headed to Silicon Valley
The Commonwealth Bank is taking ten women entrepreneurs from Australia to Silicon Valley as part of a study tour of the undisputed tech capital of the world. Departing Australia on May 2013, the 5 … [Read more...]
Aussie Mums open male escort agency catering exclusively to women
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...]
Women over 45 are undervalued and underutilised in the workplace
The Diversity Council Australia (DCA) says more work is urgently needed to address the critical underutilisation of female mature-age talent in the workplace. Mature-age women earn only two thirds of … [Read more...]
Federal Government should provide funding for girls at risk
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...]
Book Review: Cat & Fiddle by Lesley Jørgensen
[rating:4.5] Cat and Fiddle is a witty tale of appearance and deception. Mrs Begum and her husband Dr Choudhury have moved to a small English village so he can advise on the restoration of nearby … [Read more...]
Women turned off by images of celebrities and models in advertising
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
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
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...]
Travel can be Risky but Life is uncertain, eat the cake!
Pull up a seat, I’d like to have a chat with you about risk, travel and common sense. Yesterday I was sitting with my Dutch friend Jose commiserating the lack of tourists in the Sinai, Egypt. We both … [Read more...]
The ‘Side Effects’ of being Catherine Zeta-Jones
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...]
What Every Woman Needs to know about Ovarian Cancer
February is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and Australian women are being asked to put their knowledge about ovarian cancer to the test in an effort to increase their understanding of the … [Read more...]
5 Essential Apps for Bloggers on the Go
As a blogger on the go you want to be able to be able to access your blog, your audience and social media 24/7, and sometimes you find a great article idea which you want to post on blog straight away … [Read more...]
Aussie Mumpreneurs driving Small Business Growth
Naomi Simson[/caption]Since the global financial crisis the number of women opening their own small businesses versus men has nearly doubled. And with the advent of technology changing the way women … [Read more...]
Health Workers Should Respect Decision Not to Breastfeed
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...]
Women miners in Australia to benefit from national online mentoring program
Whether they are based on the Pilbara’s offshore mega-projects or within the remote coalfields of Central Queensland, women working across Australia’s vast resource sector can now benefit from the … [Read more...]
Low Sugar Soft Drinks Still Contain The Same Risk Of Tooth Decay
The Australian Dental Association (ADA) warns that limiting consumption of soft drinks to ‘low-kilojoule’ drinks does not go far enough. Although diet soft drink contain less sugar, these drinks have … [Read more...]
Recipe: Fresh Fruit Cake
Looking for a fun and healthy alternative to a birthday cake? Then look no further, check out this great tutorial from Ebony Malcolm, author of Neat 2 Eat - Everyday Lunchbox Recipes & Fun with Food, … [Read more...]
Violence Against Women in India and Australia by Senator Lisa Singh
This is an opinion piece by Senator Lisa Singh (Tasmania) who recently addressed the Senate on the issue of violence against women in Australia and India. Last year, Australians followed with horror … [Read more...]
Overweight Women being Treated Unfairly when Pregnant
Queensland mums-to-be who are considered to be overweight or obese are being treated unfairly by maternity care providers because of their body weight, according to a new study from The University of … [Read more...]
Dad and Partner Pay helps employers support their employees
Australian businesses now have even more opportunity to provide supportive and inclusive workplaces with the introduction of Dad and Partner Pay. The new payment is administered and paid directly by … [Read more...]
New Australian Dietary Guidelines aren’t perfect
At first glance the revised Australian Dietary Guidelines released on 18 February, holds few surprises. According to the new Guidelines, Australians should be eating more fruit and vegetables, … [Read more...]
Book Review: Rough Diamond by Kathryn Ledson
This is a terrific first novel by Kathryn Ledson that women everywhere are going to find hard not to love. ROUGH DIAMOND has all the ingredients for an irresistibly entertaining read...a likeable … [Read more...]
Get Your Health Back on Track: Women and Alcohol
Did you know? More than 1 in 10 Australian women are endangering their long-term health with the amount of alcohol they drink. The age group most at risk? 55-64. "It may be surprising to many people … [Read more...]
Fall for a Fresh Look this Autumn
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...]
Susie O’Neill to promote industry efforts to manufacture healthier food
The peak industry body representing food manufacturers in Australia has engaged Susie O’Neill, one of Australia’s greatest Olympians and a prominent advocate for healthy active lifestyles, to revamp a … [Read more...]
5 Things to consider before starting a business
So you've made the decision to start your own business. Congratulations! Before you get started there are a few important things you need to consider. Get your business off to a flying start with our … [Read more...]
Paradise Resort Gold Coast opens PLANET CHILL for Kids and Teens
Paradise Resort Gold Coast has officially launched PLANET CHILL – the only permanent ice skating rink within a resort in the southern hemisphere. Now open to thrill and chill guests of all ages … [Read more...]
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