by For 40 years I have studied bushfires in Australia. It has been my life’s work to try to better understand Australian landscapes and the interaction of humans and landscape fire. As we contemplate a future where catastrophes like the one currently […]
by WEDNESDAY, January 8 The tense US-Iran conflict took yet another step towards open war between the two nations after at least two military bases housing US troops in Iraq come under fire from “at least a dozen ballistic missiles” fired from […]
by Ha-Le Thai has had more than her fair share of setbacks – her childhood was framed by the Vietnam War and as a young adult she fled the country on a boat seeking asylum – but it inspired the Sydney woman […]
by Reading is one of my favourite pastimes and this year I’ve read a book or two each week. After talking to friends and family over Christmas there are certain books that keep being mentioned …. over and over again. So […]
by TUESDAY, January 7 The NSW Rural Fire Service has confirmed 1,588 homes had been destroyed in the state so far this fire season with a further 653 damaged. But these numbers are expected to climb with dangerous bushfire weather set to […]
by Countless stories of devastation are emerging around Australia as the country burns. The wildfires have so far burned more than 12 million acres, have killed at least 24 people and nearly 2000 homes have been destroyed. In New South Wales alone, […]
by MONDAY JANUARY, 6 Australian comedian, Celeste Barber, has launched an online fundraiser that has raised more than $30 million for bushfire victims and firefighters. Celeste Barber’s Facebook appeal for the NSW Rural Fire Service and Brigade set a target of $30,000 […]
by FRIDAY December, 20 Two volunteer firefighters were killed and three others have been injured in “the worst imaginable set of circumstances” when their truck rolled after being hit by a tree in Sydney’s south-west. Young fathers, Geoffrey Keaton, 32 and Andrew […]
by The approach of 2020 means we will be entering a whole new decade. Bring on the 2020s! Looking back at 2019 there has been so much that has happened, however when we delve back even further it is crazy to […]
by It’s a few days after Christmas, which usually means two things: running off to stores for the big returns and cleaning up in time for New Year’s Eve. Here are some post Christmas clean up tips to help keep you organised […]
by #SheSociety rounds up this week’s newest finds YOU Season 2 on Netflix! Gear up for season 2 of YOU landing on Netflix this Boxing Day! A dangerously charming, intensely obsessive young man goes to extreme measures to insert himself into the […]
by Forget New Years Eve, set yourself up for New Years Day and bring in 2020 with a Frosé! The SheSociety girls got together with the team from Brisbane Drinks and have fine tuned the recipe for your recovery and awakening into […]
by THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has declared a state of emergency for the next seven days, with Sydney shrouded in smoke again, bushfires burning out of control and temperatures predicted to soar even more. Authorities have warned the Harbour […]
by Victorians are reminded to shop more consciously when buying electronic goods as Christmas gifts this year as new research reveals the most common unwanted gifts include tech gadgets such as mobile phones and tablets (28 per cent), followed closely by […]
by WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18 The Vatican has ruled that priests can no longer cite papal secrecy in abuse cases, the latest move by Pope Francis to combat silence surrounding paedophilia in the Roman Catholic church. The Church has been hit by […]
by Written by Hristina Nikolovska Did you know that Napoleon slept only four hours a day or that Leonardo Da Vinci was a polyphasic sleeper? In our infographic, you can find out some pretty amazing facts about famous people from the world […]
by The festive season is typically a time for excess giving, with forecast retail spending estimated over $52.7 billion as shoppers around the country race to find gifts, stock up on decorations and food items. Yet certain Australians, specifically 18-39-year-old females (Millennials) […]
by TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17 Most of the people severely burned in the White Island volcano disaster don’t yet know what has happened to them, according to a New Zealand doctor. Plastic surgery consultant Michelle Locke told Radio New Zealand many of the […]
by If you’re heading to the beach this summer, make sure you swing past KMART to stock up on some summer essentials before you go. KMART is a glorious library of things you didn’t know you needed until you saw it, […]
by #SheSociety has compiled a list of must reads for the summer. So whether you are at the beach, beside to pool or cosied up on the couch, dig into one of these titles to relax and take some downtime. […]
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