#SheReviews Emerald City
by 1987 was a memorable year for me. It was the year I was married, my first year of teaching and the year we bought our first home. It was also the year in which playwright, David Williamson, was thinking about the […]
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The Alliance Francaise French Film Festival 2020
by Bonjour! Soon it will be one of my favourite times of the year, The Alliance Francaise French Film Festival. I love all things French and it is pleasing to know that I’m not alone. The French Film Festival here in Australia […]
Behind The Seams with Kurios Head of Wardrobe – Julie de Simone
by Have you ever wanted to run away to the circus? I was lucky enough to do just that, although it was not for my incredible juggling , yo-yo skills or acrobatic prowess. No, it was all in the name of FASHION. […]
#SheTravels Topdeck ‘Feel Real’
by SheSociety columnists – Michelle Beesley and Ruth Greening- felt young at heart and happy being lucky enough to participate in Topdeck’s travel brand launch party. We kicked off with champers and delicious canapés served by the friendly staff from the […]
Buzzing About Books – #SheTravels South Africa
by #SheSociety’s Michelle Beesley shares her trip to South Africa in this episode of Buzzing About Books. 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 […]
Buzzing About Books – #SheTravels Japan
by #SheSociety’s Michelle Beesley shares her trip to Japan in this episode of Buzzing About Books. 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 […]
#SheWatches Bombshell
by It is fitting that the first film I was invited to review for She Society in 2020 was Bombshell. Here at She Society we are all about women supporting women.This film stars three savvy and powerful women in a story […]
#SheTravels Ngala Tented Camp, South Africa
by Watching this season of Australia’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here has been very exciting , as I’ve recently been on my own trip to South Africa. I know exactly where they are. The series is filmed in […]
The Hood (motherhood)
by motherhood: the state of being a mother. – quoted by a google search, Yes, it’s a state. firstly a state of shock that you have o actually now look after someone. A state of exhaustion, patience you never had before but […]
#SheReviews The Best Books For 2019
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 […]
Oche Opens in Brisbane
by Fancy a game of darts in a modern and sleek location? Then new venue Oche in Fortitude Valley is for you. The last time I played darts was back in London in the 80’s. It was fun then and it’s […]
10 Holiday Packing Tips
by As teachers, children and parents prepare to run free, many of us will be thinking of our holidays. Are you heading to the coast or perhaps an island destination? Many of us in Australia head to sunny, beach climates at this […]
#SheTravels Japan
by Do you ever travel for an event? Every four years my family and I travel to the Rugby World Cup. This year’s event was in Japan and we flew over for the Semi Finals and Quarter Finals. We often plan our […]
Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq Launches in Brisbane
by I’d just arrived home from Japan and realised I was double booked for events. I had a Next Gen Fashion Parade and the launch of Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq. Both were at the same time, on the same night. Lucky for […]
Beaux Rumble Restaurant Opens In Brisbane
by Beaux Rumble…….even the name slides deliciously over the tongue. This latest restaurant in the prestigious James Street precinct can be found in Ada Lane, just near The Calile Hotel. Taking design inspiration from New York’s Grand Central Station, the city’s newest […]
#SheTravels Brisbane Staycation
by This year I’ve travelled to Paris, Sydney, The Maldives, Japan and will soon be heading to South Africa, so I’ve seen my fair share of hotel rooms. It’s always exciting when you swipe your key card and open the door. […]
Screen Time – The Digital Dummy Of Our Children
by Screens and phones! everywhere I seem to look there is someone on a phone, looking at a phone and what I find is that children even small children are absorbed into the blue screen magic. Since when did we ever […]
Emerging Fashion Designer Megan Robotham
by SheSociety first noticed the work of Megan Robotham at MBFF Brisbane. Her designs were showcased on the Next Gen Show catwalk. Megan’s particular interest is in sustainability and her quirky designs use a range of everyday objects including water bottle labels, […]
#SheReviews Antigone
by Opening Night for Queensland Theatre’s last play of the year showcased the Sophocles classic Antigone. This tale as old as a time has been given a pertinent modern twist thanks to Playwright Merlynn Tong. She Society were excited to attend this […]
Meet Shubshri Kandiah
by She Society were excited when asked to interview real life Disney Princess, Shubshri Kandiah. Shubshri has most recently been playing and touring as Princess Jasmine in the stage production of Disney’s Aladdin. Yet, this down to earth and hard working young […]