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Insights from a Leading Female CFO

8 November 2009 by Deborah Robinson

  Gillian Larkins, Chief Financial Officer of Westpac Institutional Bank (pictured), features in the second instalment of the CFO Masters Series by specialist recruitment firm, Robert … [Read more...]

Small business tax calendar

6 November 2009 by Australian Women Online

Remembering your tax obligations on top of running your business can be difficult. To help you, the Tax Office has developed an easy-to-use computer tool that will help you plan and manage your tax … [Read more...]

New benchmarks to help small business meet tax obligations

6 November 2009 by Australian Women Online

The Tax Office has released more than 50 new benchmarks to help small businesses meet their tax obligations. You can use the new benchmarks to compare your performance against industry averages to … [Read more...]

Bonus for Employers Hiring Apprentices

6 November 2009 by Australian Women Online

Are you considering taking on an apprentice? Then you may be eligible for the government’s new Apprentice Kickstart Bonus. Between 1 December 2009 and 28 February 2010, employers who take on a young … [Read more...]

10 Ways to Build a List

5 November 2009 by Wendy Moore

Doing business the traditional way or online would not be complete without clients or customers. Whether you’re selling a product or service, you will always have to attract people to what you’re … [Read more...]

Carol Jarred Named Franchise Woman of the Year 2009

2 November 2009 by Deborah Robinson

Director of Price Attack Franchising, Carol Jarred (pictured), has been declared the 2009 “Franchise Woman of the Year” at the Franchise Council of Australia’s (FCA) Awards Evening. Carol Jarred … [Read more...]

New Website for IT Recruitment

2 November 2009 by Australian Women Online

Fairfax Media in Australia and CBS Interactive have joined forces to develop itjobs.com.au – a dynamic new website dedicated to IT recruitment. Fairfax Media is the largest integrated metropolitan, … [Read more...]

Surviving Breast Cancer: Kay Leicht’s Story

29 October 2009 by Deborah Robinson

For the final article in our series for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we meet Kay Leicht (pictured), a 53-year-old mother of three from Bexley, New South Wales, who is celebrating her tenth year of … [Read more...]

Women in Business: Kathy Forrest from Dutiful Daughters

23 October 2009 by Deborah Robinson

Kathy Forrest (pictured) is Managing Director of a Sydney-based organisation called Dutiful Daughters, which provides aged-care to local communities delivering companionship, meal preparation, … [Read more...]

The Fashionista Fallout

22 October 2009 by Dannielle Miller

This is the Fashionista Generation. Chalk it up to Gossip Girl or Next Top Model or all those banks who handed out credit cards like they were candy — whatever the reasons, designer labels have become … [Read more...]

Surviving Breast Cancer: Lisa Jansz’s Story

20 October 2009 by Deborah Robinson

Lisa Jansz, a 43-year-old mother of two from The Gap in Brisbane, was diagnosed with early breast cancer in June 2007 and again, in January 2008. Having assisted with thousands of breast cancer … [Read more...]

Plagiarising Web Content is Not Ethical

19 October 2009 by Lyn Prowse-Bishop

You found it on the Internet so it’s free to take and use right? Wrong. Just because you see something on the web doesn't mean you can grab it and pass it off as your own. Recently I was alerted to … [Read more...]

The Making of Julia Gillard

18 October 2009 by Deborah Robinson

Julia Gillard is the first woman in our nation's history to become the Deputy Prime Minister and is tipped by many to go all the way to the top job. Highly intelligent, with a strong work ethic, … [Read more...]

International Baby Loss Awareness Day

14 October 2009 by Deborah Robinson

Thursday, 15th October is International Baby Loss Awareness Day. Across the world people whose lives have been touched by the loss of a baby during pregnancy or just after birth, will be attending … [Read more...]

Surviving Breast Cancer: Donna Rullo’s Story

14 October 2009 by Deborah Robinson

In the second article in our series for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we meet Donna Rullo (pictured). Donna is 50 years old and lives on a 120-acre fruit farm in Swan Hill, Victoria. She was … [Read more...]

Day for Daniel

14 October 2009 by Deborah Robinson

Daniel Morcombe (pictured) was abducted in December 2003 from the Keil Mountain Road overpass in Palmwoods, Queensland. Police now suspect the 14 year old was murdered. In 2005 Daniel's parents Bruce … [Read more...]

How to Effectively Use Social Media for Business

13 October 2009 by Wendy Moore

People involved in small business have found a powerful marketing tool in social networking sites. Among the top social media used by business people today are Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and … [Read more...]

A Resource for Men Supporting Women with Breast Cancer

13 October 2009 by Australian Women Online

The National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre will launch a free audio resource to help men across Australia to deal with the emotional and practical challenges of being there for a loved one facing … [Read more...]

Hire a Witch to Cast a Spell on Your Behalf

11 October 2009 by Australian Women Online

Need to retrieve a lover, get even with the person who stole your promotion at work, or do a little Voodoo on the woman who flirts outrageously with your hubby? Maybe you're in need of a little … [Read more...]

In Search of Angels

8 October 2009 by Deborah Robinson

When her 14 year old niece was diagnosed with a life-threatening illness, respected journalist, radio producer and TV researcher, Janise Beaumont (pictured), set off in search of a miracle. What she … [Read more...]

Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel Wins 2009 Man Booker Prize

7 October 2009 by Australian Women Online

Hilary Mantel (pictured) has been named the winner of the £50,000 Man Booker Prize for Fiction for her novel Wolf Hall, published by Fourth Estate. Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel was picked from a … [Read more...]

Because I am a Girl: The State of the World’s Girls 2009

6 October 2009 by Australian Women Online

Popular television personality, Zoe Naylor, has joined leading Sydney designer Genevieve Er and successful Australian business identities to celebrate the global launch of the most comprehensive … [Read more...]

Lifting the Lid on Australia’s Top CFO’s

6 October 2009 by Australian Women Online

Specialist recruitment firm Robert Half has launched the CFO Masters Series; an online video series that features personal and professional insights from some of Australia’s leading Chief Financial … [Read more...]

Surviving Breast Cancer: Cathryne Pearce’s Story

2 October 2009 by Deborah Robinson

During the month of October we will be featuring the stories of Australian women who have been diagnosed with the HER2-positive form of breast cancer, a particularly aggressive and fast-growing form … [Read more...]

Women Media Networks Launches in Asia Pacific Region

1 October 2009 by Australian Women Online

Women Media Networks (WMN) is a new not-for-profit media organization that is creating a regional network to empower women and help them realize their full potential. WMN will launch in the … [Read more...]

Women in Business: Elspeth Radford from Saltbush Clothing

1 October 2009 by Deborah Robinson

To remain competitive and profitable, the Saltbush Clothing Company has had to change and evolve over the past twenty years. During the recession of the early 1990s, the company ceased production of … [Read more...]

Women in Business: Keran Wicks from Network Video

29 September 2009 by Deborah Robinson

Keran Wicks (pictured) is the founder and Managing Director of The Network Group, a leading player in Australia’s $1 billion home entertainment industry. As the only woman in the world to run a movie … [Read more...]

Do You Want Sex With That?

25 September 2009 by Deborah Robinson

Journalist for The Age newspaper in Melbourne, Claire Halliday was asked to write a book on Australian's attitudes to sex. As well as providing a fascinating look inside Australia's sex industry and … [Read more...]

Having a baby and the career you want too

24 September 2009 by Australian Women Online

With the announcement of paid parental leave coming into force in early 2011, Australia’s leading gender diversity expert, Maureen Frank, has released my mentor – parental leave a practical guide for … [Read more...]

Singles Play Russian Roulette with Sex

24 September 2009 by Australian Women Online

Aussie singles know about condoms, but when it comes to talking about birth control, they don’t raise the topic, according to research completed in July 2009, involving 1,000 women and men aged 18 to … [Read more...]

Lisa Williams – Life Among the Dead

24 September 2009 by Deborah Robinson

Since 2006 Lisa Williams has been hosting her own cable TV show, Life Among the Dead, which airs in Australia on W. On 14th September the popular medium and clairvoyant spoke to me by telephone from … [Read more...]

Social Networking Site for those Interested in Genealogy

23 September 2009 by Australian Women Online

MyHeritage.com is a social network for families with a focus on genealogy. It’s a platform which you and your family can make a ‘home’ online; sharing a family tree, photos, video material, memories … [Read more...]

One Mum’s Solution to Less Cooking and Cheaper Grocery Bills

22 September 2009 by Deborah Robinson

The self-publishing success story of 2008 - 'Table Tucker' by Penina Petersen - has been re-released by Hatchette Australia. Table Tucker is the budget cookbook where recipes and shopping lists work … [Read more...]

Camilla Noli Takes Another Walk on the Dark Side of Motherhood

17 September 2009 by Deborah Robinson

When writing her first novel, Still Waters, Australian author and mother of two, Camilla Noli (pictured), feared she would be judged for daring to enter the head of a mother who is at best ambivalent … [Read more...]

The Man Booker Prize 2009 Shortlist Announced

12 September 2009 by Australian Women Online

A S Byatt, J M Coetzee, Adam Foulds, Hilary Mantel, Simon Mawer and Sarah Waters are the shortlisted authors for the 2009 Man Booker Prize for Fiction. The shortlist was announced by Chair of judges … [Read more...]

Women Face Tough Choices When Deciding to Have Children

8 September 2009 by Australian Women Online

A new survey¹ has confirmed the dilemma women face, over when to have kids. This has prompted relationships expert Anne Hollonds to urge women, especially younger ones, to plan ahead, take action to … [Read more...]

Stolen Generations Assistance Line for NSW and ACT Launched

8 September 2009 by Australian Women Online

The newly incorporated Stolen Generations Council of NSW & ACT has established a telephone “Assistance and Referral service” for NSW and ACT members of the Stolen Generations. This service is to be … [Read more...]

Give Your Career a Boost in the Australian Defence Force Reserves

7 September 2009 by Deborah Robinson

When most people think of Reservists they think of weekend warriors running around in the Australian bush playing war games. Fortunately for all concerned, the reality of life as a Reservist in the … [Read more...]

Top Tips for Acting Sustainably in Your Home

6 September 2009 by Deborah Robinson

Did you know that “going green” could actually save you money? According to new research commissioned by Lipton, makers of the first Rainforest Alliance Certified™ tea to hit the supermarket shelves … [Read more...]

Playtime: Activities for Little Children that can Make a Big Difference

31 August 2009 by Sally Paterson

Most of us know someone that is ‘great with kids’. With a magnetic force akin to the Pied Piper, they can be spotted a mile away – an expressive look on their face, animated gestures flailing, and a … [Read more...]

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