by Is there anyone cooler than Guy Ritchie? He makes groundbreaking films, is British so has a great accent and was once married to Madonna. Plus there is the fact that his best friend is David Beckham and he’s great mates […]
by Recently we returned to my hometown of Redcliffe for a family wedding. We could have driven back to our home in Brisbane, but as it was a family occasion I decided to stay overnight. There are plenty of accommodation options […]
by Every year we remember the victims of the Rana Plaza disaster during Fashion Revolution Week. The global fashion community comes together to create a better fashion industry from the 19th to 25th April and beyond whilst remembering the anniversary of […]
by It’s no secret that Aussies love their beer and in recent years we’ve seen the rise of craft beers. Many microbreweries are popping up in South East Queensland and one of the best is Heads of Noosa. My eldest son […]
by With restrictions still in place in Paris, designers had to be creative and find new digital ways to show their collections, in the recent Paris Ready To Wear week. Both Dior and Schiaparelli went for fairytales and drama. La Metamorphose […]
by When my boys were young they loved magic.They were always after the latest magic kits and trying to master the art of illusion. In London the magic kit from Hamley’s provided them with hours of fun. I remember my eldest […]
by Every now and then you see a show that lets you know you are part of something special and that the world can be a wonderful place even in our darkest hours. This week in Brisbane it was the award […]
by Queensland’s Katie Noonan does not need an introduction. She has won 5 Arias and been nominated 27 times. She has released 20 albums, with seven platinum record sale moments. She is one of Australia’s greatest singers of all time. Yet […]
by It’s just past nine on a balmy Friday morning in Brisbane, Australia and I’m dialling a number which will connect me to Texas. I’m not usually nervous about interviewing people but… today is special. My voice shakes as I hear […]
by #SheSociety’s Michelle Beesley shares her favourite rainy day reads. Michelle BeesleyFreelance writer, wife and mother of three sons, occasional supply teacher and aspiring romance author, Michelle Beesley can be most often found in a coffee shop chatting with friends or beside […]
by 2020 was a tough year for the arts and the annual Brisbane Writers Festival became an online event. This year it is back in hybrid form, with a range of online events and in person conversations. SheSociety were very excited […]
by Every now and then you head along to an event which moves you, surprises you and leaves you wanting more. Such was the case with Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s Firebird concert featuring outstanding pianist, Simon Tedeschi and charismatic Italian conductor, Umberto […]
by When I was asked to review a film set in Scotland my answer was a resounding ‘ YES’. We have been regular visitors to Scotland, visiting Cruden Bay, Aberdeen and Edinburgh many times. It’s a country full of natural beauty […]
by When you think of homelessness what image springs to mind? Often it is not an older woman that you envisage. This year Queensland’s oldest charity – The Lady Mulgrave Trust – has chosen to highlight the plight of our most […]
by The recent completely digital London Fashion Week Autumn Winter 2021 showed how the fashion industry has been able to pivot and change to reflect a new world. There were parades, notably one filmed in an eerily empty Tate Britain, panel […]
by My favourite film festival each year is the French Film Festival. Sadly last year’s festival had to be cancelled due to the pandemic. It was just about to start when COVID hit. Returning for its 32nd year The Alliance Francaise […]
by #SheSociety’s Michelle Beesley shares the latest reads for 2021. Michelle BeesleyFreelance writer, wife and mother of three sons, occasional supply teacher and aspiring romance author, Michelle Beesley can be most often found in a coffee shop chatting with friends or beside […]
by Could there be a happier sight than a sunflower opening her beautiful face to the sky? How about a whole field full of sunflowers? This year on March 27, you can experience a farm full of sunflowers showing off in […]
by No two mini quiche are created equal. I’ve been to parties where they were dry, overcooked or you can’t taste the filling as the ratio of ingredients were wrong. Over Christmas and through the party season my go to recipe […]
by Birds of Tokyo are a rock band hailing from sunny Perth. They have won a band of devoted fans for their alternative rock sound with soaring hits like the gorgeous Two of Us , the popular Lanterns and the joyous […]
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