FRAMING BRITNEY SPEARS
by Who remembers the dude that cried his eyes out about Brittney back in the day? Chris Crocker ugly cried and put a video up on You Tube which went viral asking the world to ‘LEAVE BRITTNEY ALONE’… we all saw […]
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What Young People Need To Know About Consent
by A recent petition circulated by Sydney school girl Chanel Contos called for schools to provide better education on consent, and to do so much earlier. In the petition, which since Thursday has been signed by more than 5,000 people, Contos […]
Two Women United In The Fight To Topple The Man Known As ‘Europe’s last dictator’.
by By Eric Campbell Foreign Correspondent, ABC, Australia’s leading international current affairs program Nina Baginskaya has barely arrived at her country shack, outside the capital Minsk, for a spot of gardening when the first admirer stops her. “We’re standing next […]
Daily News Roundup
by TUESDAY FEBRUARY 23 Police have found the bodies of two people after a fire tore through a townhouse in Browns Plains on Brisbane’s southside on Monday morning. The remains, recovered from the extensively damaged residence last night, are believed to […]
Arabian Nights With The Queensland Symphony Orchestra
by Natsuko Yoshimoto is Scheherazade, the young bride who staves off execution at the hands of her husband Sultan Shariar by using her story-telling skills over one thousand and one nights. The newlywed clearly captivated the Sultan just as Natsuko, one […]
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by MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22 The federal government is pulling all its advertising campaigns from Facebook, as the social media platform continues to block Australians from accessing news. On Sunday, Health Minister Greg Hunt said his department would not be using Facebook […]
#SheWatches Blackbird
by The state of Victoria now has its euthanasia laws in place and the debate is about to fire up again in Queensland, so the movie Blackbird is a timely reminder of the decision for a person to choose to die […]
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by THURSDAY, Feb 18 Facebook has responded to a proposed new law by banning Australian users from reading or sharing news on its platform. The stunning decision was made in retaliation to Australia’s proposed new Media Bargaining law, with the […]
5 Ways To Get Mental Health Help Without Having To Talk On The Phone
by This year, many mental health professionals have moved to providing telehealth services via phone and video calls. But what options are available for those who don’t like talking on the phone, or who find it difficult to find a quiet […]
#SheDiscovers What’s New This Week
by At Home Within – A little book of self-care wisdom Explore pathways to peace, balance and contentment in your daily life with At Home Within. Feeling at home within ourselves involves caring for ourselves in loving, thoughtful and joyous ways; noticing, honouring […]
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by WEDNESDAY FEB 17 Victoria’s snap “short, sharp circuit-breaker” coronavirus lockdown will end on schedule tonight, Premier Daniel Andrews has confirmed, but mask rules and gathering limits will remain in place. Schools will reopen, workplaces will return to 50 per […]
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by TUESDAY, February 16 Former Olympic swimmer Scott Miller is accused of heading a criminal syndicate after police allegedly found $2 million of the drug ice hidden inside candles. The ABC has been told Mr Miller, 45, is one of two […]
Pure Trio Helps Domestic Violence Survivors Sleep Soundly
by Australia’s newest entrant to the mattress in the box industry, Pure Trio, has partnered with community-drive organisation, RizeUp Australia, to donate much-needed mattresses for courageous families escaping domestic and family violence. As Pure Trio offers a one year trial period […]
Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s 2021 Season
by Three world premieres and a program to celebrate joy with Piers Lane, William Barton, Jayson Gillham, Grace Clifford and more to join QSO musicians in a year of incredible music Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) is ready for 2021 – performing […]
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by MONDAY, February 15 Former US president Donald Trump, fresh from his impeachment acquittal, has hinted he might return to public life to rally for the Republican Party sooner than you might think. In a statement after the vote, Mr Trump […]
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by FRIDAY, February 12 Melbourne has just gone into a 5 day lock down in response to the growing COVID crisis stemming from the quarantine hotel outbreak. This of course then follows on with Australian states making their own decisions on the […]
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by THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Twitter will not allow former president Donald Trump back on the platform, even if he runs for office again, the company’s chief financial officer has said. “The way our policies work, when you’re removed from the platform, […]
#SheDiscovers What’s New This Week
by New Book – Mums Who Clean Most of us don’t love cleaning, but it’s something that has to be done. So why not share all our trusty tips and clever shortcuts with each other to get the job done quicker? Rachael and Karlie […]
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by WEDNESDAY, February 10 The US Senate has voted that the second impeachment trial against former US president Donald Trump is constitutionally valid and will continue. The vote followed four hours of arguments from Mr Trump’s lawyers and Democratic impeachment […]
Valentine’s Day Gifts That Will Make Your S/O Love You Even More
by Valentine’s Day, Galentine’s Day, Self-Care Day or simply the Day before chocolate gets reaaaaally cheap. No matter if you are spending Valentine’s Day with your significant other, friends, family or taking a ‘Me Day’, I have a few clients that […]