Jennifer Evans has been keeping herself busy since winning the 2012 season of My Kitchen Rules with her friend Leigh Sexton. In addition to becoming a mum to three-month-old Harlow, Jennifer has set … [Read more...]
Scientists answer parent’s questions about Immunisation
The Australian Academy of Science has published a comprehensive booklet in an effort to dispel common myths about the immunisation of children. Devised by a national panel of experts in response to … [Read more...]
Former sex worker Annika Cleeve may have faked her memoir Mattress Actress
Author of Mattress Actress, Annika Cleeve (not her real name), claims to be a former sex worker and international call girl who put herself through university. But the math just doesn't add up. This … [Read more...]
Anna voted most popular Sports Woman of the Year but Jacqueline gave stand-out performance of 2012
Australian Olympic Cyclist, Anna Meares (pictured) was named the 2012 Women’s Health (most popular) Sports Woman of the Year, at the I Support Women In Sport awards held in Sydney last night. The … [Read more...]
Photo Gallery: Grazia wins 2012 Magazine Cover of the Year
Grazia has won 'Magazine Cover of the Year' with their January 30, 2012 issue featuring a patriotic Miranda Kerr as Australia’s Wonder Woman. The stunning Grazia cover beat over 220 titles across … [Read more...]
Another iconic brand disappears from Australian supermarket shelves
Rosella could be just the latest casualty of tactics used by Coles and Woolworths to push our much loved iconic Australian brands off supermarket shelves. Generic products have been around for … [Read more...]
Australia’s first female Porsche Driver to hit the racing track in 2013
At an age when most teenagers are still learning to drive, 17 year old Brisbane teenager Renee Gracie has become the first female driver to contest the Porsche Carrera Cup Australia Championship. … [Read more...]
Smart Travel Tips for Road Trips with the Kids
A road trip with your children can be a rollicking good time, traumatic, chaotic, boring and exciting. In other words, it is a microcosm of life itself. Often, how you prepare and plan for your trip … [Read more...]
Depression: ‘a chapter in your life, not what defines you’
How would you know if someone close to you was depressed? Could you mistake their symptoms for lack of motivation, whinging or even laziness? Would you wish, or even tell them, they should just over … [Read more...]
More Women diagnosed with asbestos related diseases
Louise Williams is 57 and has been battling the deadly asbestos-related cancer mesothelioma in the hope of beating the odds and staying alive, so that she can continue to raise awareness of the danger … [Read more...]
Top 10 Australian Franchises of 2012
Smartline Personal Mortgage Advisors has taken the number one spot in this year’s topfranchise awards, followed closely by Aussie Pooch Mobile in second place and third place winner Drummond Golf. … [Read more...]
Cathy Freeman blogs about her experiences as a mum
Australian Olympic gold medalist and proud mum Cathy Freeman, has signed on as the new brand ambassador for the Coles Baby & Toddler Club. In addition to appearing in the advertising campaign, Cathy … [Read more...]
Addicted to being Busy
When people ask how you are, is your standard response “Good thanks, I’m so busy”? It seems we rate the importance of our lives by how busy we are – as if this is a good thing. ‘Busy’ is more than a … [Read more...]
Carolyn Creswell named 2012 Telstra Australian Business Woman of the Year
Congratulations to Carolyn Creswell from Victoria who was awarded the top prize at the 2012 Telstra Australian Business Women’s Awards in Sydney last night. A mother of four young children, Carolyn … [Read more...]
How much is a Blogger worth? Not as much as they should be
How much is a blogger worth to a brand? Not as much as they should be when you look at the compensation being offered to bloggers by some brands. Blogging for payment is still a relatively new … [Read more...]
Did Australian Media set Click Frenzy up to fail?
At the close of Click Frenzy 2012, a barrage of negative media coverage of the event has ensured there will be no more Cyber Monday type shopping events for Australia in the foreseeable future. The … [Read more...]
Australian Women in Global Business Mentoring Program
The Women in Global Business (WIGB) Mentoring Program encourages Australian business women to participate in international export and trade. The program provides support to less experienced business … [Read more...]
Book Review: The Golden Land by Di Morrissey
The Golden Land by Di Morrissey interweaves the beauty and troubled political turmoil of Burma, its culture and people, with the life of Natalie living on the Gold Coast in Queensland. This is a … [Read more...]
Introducing the unfathomably overpriced iPad Mini
If I understand this correctly you can now purchase an iPad Mini which is smaller than the original iPad but costs around the same price. Is this a joke? Some IT journalists, myself included, wrote … [Read more...]
Top Tips to get Beach Body Beautiful for Summer
Looking great in a bikini was all the motivation 40 year old Marina Sestan (pictured) needed to shed 30kg in 6 months with The Biggest Loser Club. After giving birth to twins, Marina's weight … [Read more...]
Australian woman receives backing from Silicon Valley for social media startup
Australian entrepeneur Rebekah Campbell has received $1.2 million in funding for her latest project - a lifestyle, fashion and culture social media platform called 'Posse' - from some of the world’s … [Read more...]
Helping disadvantaged women Dress for Success
This is a story about women helping other women. On 11 November 2012, Sydney women opened their hearts and their wallets in support of the local arm of Dress for Success, a global charity dedicated … [Read more...]
Business making the move to Virtualization
As more companies make the move to virtualized environments, it’s important to understand exactly what the benefits of virtualization are so that you can make an informed decision about your own … [Read more...]
Are Women being too modest when discussing their achievements?
A recent survey of Australia's top business women found that women are much more inclined to attribute their success to teamwork, referring to 'we' rather than 'me' or 'I' when discussing their … [Read more...]
Smokers need help to quit not punishment and ridicule
Across Australia retailers are replacing branded cigarette packets with that 'dark and sinister' looking plain packaging we've all heard so much about. Personally, I couldn't care less about the … [Read more...]
Dream of Working from Home becomes a reality for more Australian workers
Up until now working for an employer from home has been a privilege enjoyed by only a lucky few. But with the continuing roll-out of the National Broadband Network (NBN) the Federal Labor Government … [Read more...]
Nothing to Celebrate with Australian Government backdown on mandatory internet filter
Twelve months out from the next federal election, the Federal Labor Government has backed away from a controversial plan to introduce mandatory internet filtering of illegal content, making existing … [Read more...]
How to Secure your Online Accounts
Protect yourself and your finances from hackers and malicious software with Technology blogger Frederique Bros' essential tips for securing your online accounts. I have been talking a lot lately on … [Read more...]
Meet the Woman behind the push to make Baseball the next big thing in sport down under
Baseball is now the fastest growing sport in Australia and the Australian Baseball Federation’s only female board member, public relations and marketing expert Yasmine Gray, has set her sights on the … [Read more...]
Want Work Life Balance? Reflect, Rest and Reset in ‘The Third Space’
I was walking out of the Vibe hotel in North Sydney when my mobile phone rang. The voice on the end of the line was a very familiar one, it was the voice of a friend who is an SAS soldier. What was … [Read more...]
Australian Job agency aims to find 10,000 jobs before Christmas
The largest provider of employment services in Australia is calling on employers to join them in a bid to find 10,000 jobs before Christmas. The MAX Employment Greatest Gift campaign aims to secure … [Read more...]
Viagra for Women being trialed in Australia
Researchers at Monash University are looking to recruit women from Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and Adelaide to take part in a new drug trial for the treatment of anorgasmia. The drug trial, which hopes … [Read more...]
New online resource to help business owners manage their finances
The Australian Government’s business website, business.gov.au have launched a free online resource to give business owners in Australia practical information on managing and seeking … [Read more...]
Australian Small Business Commissioner announced
Mark Brennan, the former Victorian Small Business Commissioner, has been appointed as the first Federal Small Business Commissioner. Commencing on 2 January 2013, the Office of the Australian Small … [Read more...]
Sexual Harassment is Widespread in Australian Workplaces
According to the only national and trend data on sexual harassment in Australian workplaces, sexual harassment at work is widespread and progress for addressing the issue has stalled in 2012. The … [Read more...]
Women on the Rise in the Construction Industry
Women on the Rise is this year’s theme for the annual National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Crystal Vision Awards, which celebrates the significant contribution made by women to the … [Read more...]
A Recipe for Fresh Fig and Walnut Tart from the French Kitchen
When figs are in season—or if you are lucky enough to have a tree, this is the way to use some up. Akin to the rose-patterned strawberry tart in the placing of the figs, the result is spectacular, … [Read more...]
A Recipe for Cheese Souffle from the French Kitchen
This recipe for Cheese Souffle is an extract from A lifetime of cooking, teaching and writing from The French Kitchen by Diane Holuigue. Much more than a recipe book, the best-selling author of The … [Read more...]
Personal Bankruptcy: How To File and How It Will Affect Your Credit Rating
Although the decision to file for bankruptcy should never be taken lightly, for those who are experiencing their own personal financial hell, bankruptcy can provide immediate relief from the financial … [Read more...]
What you need to know when Starting a Home-Based Business
When you're starting any business there are many issues to consider. There are those which apply generally to starting a business in Australia. In addition, people intending to use their home as a … [Read more...]
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