Acquitted man could be retried for 1980s murder under Queensland’s double jeopardy laws PHOTO: A man once acquitted for the murder will now be retried under double jeopardy provisions. (AAP: Dave Hunt) Queensland’s double jeopardy provisions are being used for the first […]
I was very lucky to be in London at the same time as Paris Fashion Week so I could attend for at least one day. Yet I was sad to have missed some of the other shows I’d been invited to so […]
Thursday, July 19 “How many of you?” asked British divers John Volanthen and Rick Stanton. The faint voice of 14-year-old Adul (Adun) Samon answered instantly in clear English. “Thirteen,” he said in the triumphant moment caught on camera that captured the hearts […]
There are scores of actions that an individual can use to intentionally control or dominate his intimate partner with physical abuse only one of them. Duluth has published The Power and Control Wheel to illustrate the different actions abusers employ to intimidate […]
The jokes on me today. I talk about my failed dating scenarios to add a little bit of light on the tedious talks of finding a match and my editor Bec, signs me up to interview the hottest dating guru the world […]
Wednesday July 18 Australians have until October 15, 2018 to tell the Government they do not want a My Health Record — an online summary of their healthcare information. The project aims to give users greater access to documents about their health […]
The voice we listened to every day is now giving voice to domestic violence survivors Karen Jacobsen, the original Australian voice of Siri, is now lending her voice to survivors of domestic violence in a new audiobook, Broken to Brilliant: Breaking Free […]
After 22 years of marriage it has become quite the norm that going for a weekend away with hubby ‘alone’ is pretty much non-existent. However over the last 6 months we have found that our teenage kids have created a social life […]
Ruth Greening sits down with supercar driver- Emily Duggan. Ruth GreeningRuth Greening holds a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in Psychology & Philosophy. Before retirement, she worked for over 40 years in the corporate world in Melbourne and Brisbane and progressed into […]
Ruth Greening sits down with supercar driver- Madison Dunston. SheSocietySheSociety is a site for the women of Australia to share our stories, our experiences, shared learnings and opportunities to connect. www.shesociety.com.auby
Tuesday July 17 The woman who endured rape and assault by disgraced One Nation adviser Sean Black has gone public with her gruelling experience of trying to seek justice. Waiving her legal right to anonymity, Tanya has spoken out to reveal the […]
So, there’s sleep and then there’s clean sleep. Not sure what the difference is? On first glance, nothing much. The first is what we’ve all been doing, generally during the night hours, for the past millennia or so. The second is a […]
An occasional hike in the green outdoors is the perfect prescription for a healthy body and spirit. The research has shown that a mere 30 minutes among the wild greenery, surrounded by nothing but chirping birds and rustling leaves, boosts the immune […]
Loretta Ryan sits down with Vanessa Fowler of The Allison Baden-Clay Foundation and Anoushka Dowling from Griffith University’s MATE Program to discuss the bystander effect. SheSocietySheSociety is a site for the women of Australia to share our stories, our experiences, shared learnings […]
Ready set go! The quiet atmosphere was electrifying. All you could hear was the low deep hum of thirty four Toyota 86 Race Series cars, lined up bumper to bumper like a long colourful decaled train. Exhaust fumes lingered in the air […]
I walked out of Patrick Pham’s show on a cloud, past Dior, past Gucci, past Louis Vuitton. The designer stores were tempting me but I was here on a mission to view the Haute Couture Parades. At lunch everyone was beautifully groomed […]
Julia Simmonds, Pharmacist and Founder of natural skincare range, Itchy Baby Co, shares what foods we need to eat to keep our skin and bodies healthy this Winter. Here is a list of what should we be eating to give ourselves the best […]
When a 15-year-old Les Hinton started work as a copy boy at Rupert Murdoch’s first newspaper (The Adelaide News), he quickly set his sights on getting a cadetship and becoming a reporter of substance. He wanted to make his name as a […]
**SPOILER ALERT** Blessed was the fruit of Season Two of The Handmaid’s Tale, with the season finale delivering many shocks and admittedly too many unanswered questions. The SheSociety office is in for a VERY long wait until the next season. We mean […]
One of the biggest obstacles to reducing the scourge of domestic and family violence is what is called the Bystander Effect where family, friends and even strangers do nothing when they suspect someone is being abused. It could be the slightest change in […]
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