Compound Exercise

Exercises can be classified either as compound or isolation exercises. Both are excellent depending on what type of exercise you want to do and what you want to achieve etc… Compound exercises involve more than one muscle group and incorporate movements that […]

The Bachelor – True Love or Truly Fake?

The issue of diversity has become a constant discussion point in The Bachelor and other types of reality shows, with cookie cutter, blonde stereotypes representing what’s expected to be a sample of our population. The show cherry picks their own ideal Australian […]

CLOSED: WIN Tickets To MADAME AFTERNOON TEA

Thanks to Dendy Cinemas, #SheBrisbane has 2 x double passes for the special preview of Madame. Arrive at 3:30pm and receive afternoon tea at Dendy Portside Cinema! Synopsis: Mischief is on the menu. Adding a little spice to a waning marriage, Anne and […]

Time To Tell Our Kids About War

The new war film Dunkirk opens with (small spoiler alert) six young British soldiers walking away from the camera down a deserted street when five of them are shot in the back one by one. The sixth, clearly not long out of […]

Seniors and Political Correct

Older Australians get annoyed by people who try to be politically correct. They are also sick of the younger generation’s manners, obsession with technology and punctuality, which they say is ruining society. That was the verdict from a study commissioned by the […]

Stuck In A Funk

Stuck in a funk? Life in reverse? Time to get a Plan. Some of us know the feeling when life becomes a grind and routine is the main game. It’s like the days just turn into weeks, then into months without much […]

SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder)

Are you going through a tough time at present with your mood mirroring the cold, dark, grey days of winter? If so, you have probably got a dose of SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) and if it keeps up you probably need to […]

Lyndall McCormack #SheInspires

Lyndall McCormack, farmer, wife, mother, community leader and a lover of  music makes no bones about it. She is proud of her country Queensland roots in the Darling Downs and how the people living there don’t flinch at challenges. An insight into […]

My Name Is Jimi

My Name Is Jimi When invited to see Queensland Theatre’s latest play ‘My Name Is Jimi’ I didn’t know what to expect. Was it a night of storytelling, dancing, comedy, music or culture? Ultimately it was a night of all of these and much […]

Asparagus, Tofu & Goji Berrie Salad

I love nothing more than a warm salad in Winter time. My favourite below I make nearly once a week because it is super quick, easy, yummy and full of the good stuff e.g antioxidants, protein, vitamins… Ingredients: Bunch of asparagus Tofu […]

Dr Doolittle

So you know how I can talk to animals….. Oh – haven’t I told you about that? Yeah, I can communicate with animals. No really, I can. Especially dogs but most animals actually – although fish are tricky and frogs for the obvious […]

Health Benefits of Indoor Plants

The number of Australians living in high-rise apartments doubled between 1991 and 2011, and that trend has continued since then. The quarter-acre dream is fast disappearing and larger blocks and family gardens along with it. As more people move from country areas […]

Don’t Be Intimidated By International Airports

Travelling alone is not complicated for single females Some people are intimidated by large international airports. However, I find them to be fascinating as they resemble a mini city, multicultural platter of intrigue with all the hustle and bustle. They also provide excellent services […]

The Trip To Spain

Sunshine, sangria, siestas, señoritas and sardines – all of this and more are to be found in the latest Michael Winterbottom directed film- ‘A Trip to Spain’. Following on from ‘The Trip’ and ‘The Trip to Italy’ this latest hilarious instalment sees the two […]

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