There’s a new King in the jungle. He’s not big and ferocious. Or mean and grumpy. He doesn’t roar or bark. Or howl or growl. He’s a friendly little chap. Small in size, but giant of heart. And he … [Read more...]
Pinterest is the latest craze among young women on the web, but will it boost retail?
American social-bookmarking site Pinterest is quickly growing in popularity among young women in the US and Australia. Retailers may look to Pinterest to boost online sales Social media is growing in … [Read more...]
Landmark decision to boost women’s pay in Victoria
Women in Victoria are to receive a dramatic pay increase after a land mark decision by Fair Work Australia. It is a decision that has been met with mixed responses from the business community, but … [Read more...]
Iron ore billionaire Gina Rinehart to increase stake in Fairfax
Australia's richest person makes move on media - Lang Hancock chairwoman Gina Reinhart is said to have increased her stake in Fairfax by five per cent overnight. Mining magnate Gina Rinehart is … [Read more...]
Study: Aussie governments spend $71.5 billion on education
As education costs continue to rise, Australian governments spend $71.5 billion on education and childcare services, according to a new report. School is back and parents across the country are busy … [Read more...]
Are you ‘financially engaged’? SPAA calls women to get involved when it comes to planning ahead
Saving for your retirement years may not be a top priority for young women, but the SPAA is calling on them to start thinking about the future. On any given weekday there are a number of things that … [Read more...]
The New You: Soul, Body & Spirit Workshop
Rockpool Publishing is bringing together three of its internationally renowned authors and teachers for one day only in Sydney and Melbourne to provide audiences with all the inspiration they need to … [Read more...]
The Pros and Cons of Juicing
We are right in the middle of a juicing craze, as it seems that everybody is jumping on the juicer bandwagon, and stocking up their shopping carts with plenty of fruits and vegetables every single … [Read more...]
Marita Cheng takes home Young Australian of the Year award, inspires women to pursue a career in engineering
Young women take on careers in engineering Women may only make up ten per cent of engineers in Australia, but that hasn't stopped Marita Cheng from encouraging girls to join the industry and … [Read more...]
Kathryn Robinson and Magdelena Roze join Ten’s Breakfast line-up
Ten announces breakfast line-up and includes two women in program at the same time as Melbourne's Mix 101.1 makes similar decision. Channel Ten is the latest news and entertainment provider to … [Read more...]
Geoffrey Rush named Australian of the Year 2012
Internationally acclaimed actor Geoffrey Rush has been named Australian of the Year 2012 at a public event on the lawns of Parliament House in Canberra. Women in engineering advocate Marita Cheng was … [Read more...]
Lorna Jane founder named as finalist in the Australian Veuve Clicquot Business Woman Award 2012
Finalists announced for the Australian Veuve Clicquot Business Woman Award 2012. One of the country's leading retailers has been nominated for prestigious women in business award. When it comes to … [Read more...]
Book Extract: “The Map of the Soul – Discovering Your True Purpose” By Tricia Brennan
The Map of the Soul teaches you how to discover your higher soul’s purpose and the meaning of your life. The book is designed and set up as a step by step 12 week guide that encourages the reader to … [Read more...]
Book Extract: “The Metabolic Clock” By Julie Rennie
Welcome to The Metabolic Clock. It is full of simple, natural, weight-loss strategies that will get you started on your journey to achieving a healthy, slim body. As I approached middle age it seemed … [Read more...]
DAA says young women need to change the way they eat
Young women encouraged to change their eating habits by the DAA as more and more people face the battle of the bulge. New research from the Dieticians Association of Australia (DAA) shows that more … [Read more...]
Bedtime Stories for Children: Camping Holiday by Jo Antareau
“Ah, a nice peaceful night in the bush, far away from the noisy city!” Dad said proudly. Rikki and Tom were sitting under some trees with their parents, munching through a mountain of sausages and … [Read more...]
Relationship Help for Women: Anger Management By Rori Raye
I know what I instinctively do when I get angry. I sit on it. I want to think about it. I want to think about what to do with it. If the person who just said or did something that got my anger … [Read more...]
Southern Stars ready to take on New Zealand and boost TV ratings in bid to promote women’s cricket
A number of top players from the Australian women's cricket team have spoken to the media about the upcoming T20 series and how wider TV coverage will encourage more girls to play the sport. Jodie … [Read more...]
C-sections in vogue for a reason
Researcher says a large number of women are choosing to have C-sections based on the advice of doctors. In recent years the number of caesareans section deliveries has steadily increased, prompting … [Read more...]
Female graduates earn up to 14.3 pc less than male peers
The EOWA has raised its concern that graduate salaries reflect a gender pay gap that may be hard to overcome. Graduates face a number of challenges when they first enter the workplace, which may be … [Read more...]
USYD professor Jennie Brown-Miller encourages women to eat a low GI diet
A leading GI researcher has found that by eating a low GI diet women could reduce their risk of developing breast cancer. Everyone knows the importance of a balanced diet when it comes to health and … [Read more...]
Blogs, social media ‘informing women’s decisions’
Australian women look to blogs. Blogging and Facebook are two of Australia's favourite ways to connect online, according to a new survey of women across the country. Blogs and social media are … [Read more...]
Bedtime Stories for Children: Summer Outing by Lyn Oxley
Kids in cossies, thongs and caps Laugh in car while puppy yaps. Mum parks car and says, ‘Unpack!’ Kids and pup run down the track. Mum with buckets, towels and spades, Carries lunch for kid’s … [Read more...]
Save money on your Gas and Electricity Bills
Want to save an average of up to $400 on your annual energy bill? Australia's leading energy comparison website GoSwitch.com.au is making it even easier for Australian consumers to save money on their … [Read more...]
NSW members of the CFMEU elect first female president: Rita Mallia
The NSW division of one of the country's largest unions has elected Rita Mallia as its new president. It seems that more and more women are making it to top roles in Australian businesses and … [Read more...]
Govt advises women to call breast implant hotline, concerns faulty units may increase risk of cancer
Faulty breast implants are at the centre of an international health scare that has led to some women undergoing surgery to have the items removed. Acting health minister, Nicola Roxon, has urged … [Read more...]
AWPA encourages women to spread their wings in pursuit of a career in aviation
Young women follow in foot steps of Nancy Bird-Walton (pictured in 2008). Airservices Australia is encouraging young women across the country to consider a career in aviation by offering a range of … [Read more...]
Gai Waterhouse launches $500,000 women in racing scheme
Gai Waterhouse helps launch women in racing scheme. During the 2011 Melbourne Cup Carnival about 355,086 people passed through the gates at Flemington in order to catch a glimpse of the action on and … [Read more...]
Jamie Oliver’s Mobile Kitchen offers free cooking classes in Queensland
Jamie Oliver’s Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen will travel throughout Queensland teaching basic cooking classes. The purpose built kitchen classroom on wheels will commence its 2012 Program starting … [Read more...]
Free Online 12-Week Planner to help you reach your weight loss goals in 2012
The new Federal Minister for Health, Tanya Plibersek, is encouraging Australians to take advantage of a FREE Online 12-Week Planner and make changes to their lifestyle in 2012. The Online 12-Week … [Read more...]
Nominations open soon for 2012 Telstra Australian Business Awards
Entries for the 2012 Telstra Australian Business Awards for small and medium sized businesses will open on 6 February 2012. It's the 20th year of the awards program, which celebrates the achievements … [Read more...]
Top cop Catherine Burn wants to see more women in senior positions
Women take on senior positions and promote gender equality in the workplace. Australian workplaces are continuing to change and modernise, however, it can be difficult to make your mark in what has … [Read more...]
Bedtime Stories for Children: The Summer I Met Nigel by Bernadette Smallwood
It was last summer that I first met and fell in love with Nigel. Nigel is everything you could wish for in a pet. He is fun to be around, loves car trips and going to the beach, is a good listener … [Read more...]
Crickets fans go pink to support Jane McGrath foundation
Breast cancer event turns grandstands pink at SCG - Cricket fans are encouraged to wear pink to the third day of the Australia versus India test match to support the McGrath foundation. It is hard to … [Read more...]
Do you Love 2 Read? That’s the question being asked of Australians across the country
The National Year of Reading 2012 has kicked off with organisers encouraging individuals, groups and families to take part in the program. For a number of individuals reading is a relaxing and … [Read more...]
Tips on how to make a New Year’s resolution and stick to it
Masses of people gathered at key vantage points around the country to catch a glimpse of spectacular fireworks displays. And irrespective of whether you spent the night with close friends in private … [Read more...]
Grants & Assistance Finder for Australian businesses
Grants & Assistance Finder This information is brought to you by business.gov.auGrants & Assistance FinderMonday 05 December 2011Our popular Grants & Assistance Finder tool helps … [Read more...]
Information for businesses passing on the cost of a carbon price
New carbon price claims guide This information is brought to you by business.gov.auNew carbon price claims guideWednesday 07 December 2011The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) … [Read more...]
Bedtime Stories for Children: Beware the Gull by Emma Cameron
Sun sparkled off soft waves. Sand squeaked as Josh and Emma made their way down the dunes. A woman scurried past. She paused, leaned towards them, and panted, ‘Beware the gull.’ Emma clutched her … [Read more...]
Business leaders push to improve diversity in workplace
Diversity is on the agenda at a number of Australian workplaces with many employers concerned they don’t have enough of it. A recent survey of more than 2,000 executives at ANZ, which was … [Read more...]
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