As President Donald Trump continues his attack on the country’s NFL players who protest by kneeling during the national anthem, Hollywood actor George Clooney has written a poem to mark this moment. The poem (or prayer), which was published by the US […]
Cultivating our brainpower to enhance our leadership skills will be the next big thing in the self-help development sphere and neuroscience leadership coach Michelle Loch is on the forefront, helping businesses and organisations create better work environments. “I had found that using neuroscience as a […]
#SheBrisbane came across an interesting article by Kashmira Gander of INDEPENDENT news about trans rights and letting children have more say over their identities… Trans rights have burst into the spotlight in the past few years thanks to high-profile figures like Laverne […]
If you’re a frequent visitor to the dentist’s chair, you may think you inherited bad teeth from your parents, but a new study of Australian twins shows you can’t blame your genes for tooth decay, according to an ABC Science article. “I […]
With one in six children in Australia starting school behind, it’s important for parents to have a role in the development of their child’s early maths skills. Just in time for National Literacy and Numeracy Week (4-10 September), the Lets Count at […]
Brisbane author Edwina Shaw has many passions, such as mental health, women’s issues, yoga and travel. But it is the ability to use her writing gift as a tool for healing and compassion that inspires her the most. Edwina’s story is one […]
Carol Haffke is someone who sees a problem and, where possible, comes up with a solution. That’s how she became a successful Brisbane businesswoman as well as a donor to an African charity that helps women in that country start or grow […]
We all count down the days until holidays but once we get there it can be hard to entertain. It is beneficial for our kids that we plan active and healthy activities that will keep them busy. I always have sport at […]
FashionAble has become one of Brisbane’s premier fashion events, celebrating ability and diversity all the while helping to support people with disability in Queensland to achieve their dreams. Organised by Multicap, all funds raised will go towards providing disability support for people […]
#SheBrisbane caught up with singing maven Greta Bradman to discuss her performance in the show From Broadway to La Scala coming to Brisbane in December. According to Greta, audiences can expect “a lot of laughs and hopefully a few teary moments, but […]
While it’s never a bad idea to visit your local dentist if you’ve got persistent bad breath – as it could be the sign of something serious – most of the time it’s just chemistry. As human beings, we love to put all […]
Cass Moriarty is a local author and mother of six children. She only began writing after the birth of her sixth child. Her first novel ‘The Promise Seed’ and latest novel ‘Parting Words’ look at some of the secrets hidden within families and communities. Her […]
Art from the Margins 14th to the 17th Brisbane City Hall- Sandgate Room & Sherwood Room Cost- Free Arts from the Margins works to support artists who live with adversity, whether it be mental health issues, physical or intellectual disabilities and/or homelessness. […]
#SheBrisbane has 10 x double passes to a first look screening of Final Portrait on Wednesday 27th September, 6:30pm at Newfarm Cinema. In 1964, while on a short trip to Paris, the American writer and art-lover James Lord (Armie Hammer) is asked by his […]
Outdoor fitness is a great addition to any workout regime and Brisbane is a perfect city to do it. The weather is ideal and there are so many parks/ outdoor areas with fantastic views and facilities to choose from. This week I […]
Someone at work this week dropped a bombshell. They announced that Countdown is coming back. “WHAT?!” I squawked. “Are you serious?” I was really excited for about two minutes and then I thought that sometimes revisiting the past is not a good idea. This […]
Back on the grid after sometime away, Australian singer Casey Donovan has just released new music after 7 years off the scene. Her EP, Off the Grid & Somewhere in Between showcases a range of emotional and highly personal songs. The 2004 […]
Another day and another body shaming incident, this time in its birthplace of Hollywood. Just recently British actress Gemma Arterton revealed on a podcast by The Guilty Feminist the terrible remarks she received while on the set of one of her movies. […]
Sophie Payten is certainly rising up the ranks of the Australian music scene, going by the stage name Gordi, she has established herself as an upcoming artist to watch. Her folk electronica sound is a refreshing change from the heavily saturated market […]
Woollam construction is recognised as a leader in the commercial construction industry, and now they will be seen as a pioneer for breaking down the glass ceiling. Today in Australian construction, only 11 percent of women are recruited for roles. With Woollam’s female support […]
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