by This week sees the release of a film based on one of my very favourite children’s books, The Secret Garden, written by Frances Hodgson Burnett. This beloved story was first published in 1911 and is one of the author’s most […]
by West Australian author, Monique Mulligan, is a wife, mother, successful children’s author, former publisher, newspaper and magazine editor, children’s curriculum writer and short romance writer. Monique has had a successful and varied career but her burning desire has always been […]
by It’s Spring here in Australia and although we’re not heading out and about as much as usual, I do love to do a Spring edit of my wardrobe. I’ve been checking out the shops for my Southern sisters and reading […]
by One of the industries hardest hit this year has been the Arts, but in news that will bring joy to the hearts of so many, Queensland Theatre will reopen the Bille Brown Theatre in November. Audiences will be treated to […]
by Chalk It Up For Spring Queensland’s iconic event , The Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers, boasts 170 000 beautiful blooms across parks and public spaces and this festival of flowers is about to become even more colourful.This year sees the introduction […]
by The excellent French drama, Les Miserables, is loosely based on the original Victor Hugo story, but is a modern day crime story inspired by the 2005 riots in Paris. It’s set in the gritty suburb of Montfermeil in Paris, where […]
by As Fashion Weeks around the world go virtual, fashionistas are looking for ways to find their fashion fix. For Queenslanders there is no need to go virtual. You can find everything you need by following the Scenic Rim Fashion and […]
by Sandy Hadley is a wife, mother of two, travel guide, essential worker at my local supermarket and owner of fair-trade business – Threadmill, whose funds help women in Nepal. Her zest for life is infectious. I first met Sandy in […]
by Recently SheSociety enjoyed a lovely day out visiting Old Government House at QUT. Upstairs in this grand old dame you will find the William Robinson Gallery. William Robinson is one of Queensland’s most famous contemporary painters, although he has always […]
by Melbourne is known for its amazing fashion designers, especially in the world of bridal gowns. My own bridal gown was designed by a Melbourne designer 33 years ago. Today , Aleem Yussuf is one of the Melbourne designers who specialises […]
by On the week that we were meant to be in England the sweet little English film 23 Walks was my weekend review, so luckily I still managed to have my London fix.This film is aimed at the over 40’s and […]
by On the week where I was supposed to be watching the Haute Couture Fashion Shows in Paris , I was surprised to receive a movie to review that brightened my day. It is no secret that I am a lover […]
by My friends at Mephistopheles Productions have produced an amazing video to introduce the latest collection from La Metamorphose Couture. It is relevant to us in Australia, as the designers have explored the hidden and mysterious nature of women and is […]
by Dior is my favourite fashion house and I wondered how they would bring all the excitement and glamour of Haute Couture to a world in the grips of a pandemic. I should be in Paris now watching several of the […]
by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains references to deceased people. On the first week that our beautiful Queensland Art Gallery was open again I visited with a friend. It was so lovely to be […]
by Notting Hill holds a special place in my heart and not just because of the iconic film. My family and I stayed in Notting Hill on our first week in London in 2015. We were there for the Rugby World […]
by My favourite romance read for 2019 was Wildflower Ridge by debut author, Maya Linnell. I had waited patiently for the next instalment and was excited to receive a copy of Maya’s second novel – Bottlebrush Creek, the latest book […]
by I was initially reluctant to watch Burden, in the midst of the Black Lives Matter protests. Would this movie with its themes of racism and violence in the American South seem a little too unnerving, perhaps even a little too […]
by Fashion has been hurting and many of the usual fashion events cancelled for 2020. London Fashion Week Reset was an opportunity for us all to be involved in the very first gender neutral and digital version. Some of the big […]
by Last year I was lucky enough to taste some camel milk products as part of the Scenic Rim Eat Local Week. Sadly, this regional foodie festival was cancelled this year, so I’ve been ordering the scrumptious Scenic Rim Farm Box […]
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