by It was a day of many firsts, tears and happiness as Fashion Week led the way with a day embracing individuality and diversity. It has been a week of surprises , for me by far the most emotional show of Fashion […]
by I could say good luck on How to Please a Woman, but if you see this Australian movie then men and women may learn a thing or two. It’s not all about the sex, it is about humanity, full of satirical […]
by On a drizzly Sydney day I toddled off to Carriageworks to see my first Karla Spetic show. Sydney designer Karla debuted her first collection in 2008. Since then her self titled label has garnered local and international press. Karla’s designs have […]
by Navigating the oft-times treacherous, shocking and unforeseen potholes of life is frequently difficult – even more so when one is young, female, of mixed-race and living in the vibrant, yet at-times-daunting metropolis of present-day London. Such is most certainly the case […]
by Behind the scenes stories based on true life are enlightening, and the Operation Mincemeat movie, was that. Based on the book by Ben Macintyre, this compelling true story was nerve wracking to watch at times as I had no idea of […]
by On a grey Sydney day, the fashion set converged on Carriageworks to welcome Afterpay Australian Fashion Week for 2022. The day began with a stirring Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony, before attendees headed off to their favourite fashion shows, talks […]
by Lonely Planet has named Southeast Queensland’s Scenic Rim among the World’s top 10 destinations to visit in 2022. Those of us who are regular visitors already know this. Now the secret is out. With beautiful scenery, fresh produce, natural wonders and […]
by The sublimely picture-perfect township of Darley on Sydney’s exclusively elegant Northern Beaches appears, from the outside, to be a utopian haven for the wealthy and well-to-do…..or is it? As English author, Ali Lowe (she has lived in Australia for sixteen years), […]
by Performance Anywhere But A Theatre: Anywhere Festival Is Back! Theatre in an underground reservoir? Monologues in a planetarium? Circus in a church? Count us in! Anywhere Festival is up and running again in 2022, with live shows popping up all over […]
by Health and fitness coach, Naz de Bono, wants women to approach menopause without the fear and uncertainty. Mention the word ‘menopause’ in a crowded lift, and you can expect to see blushes and intense concentration on phone screens from everyone else. […]
by Sharnee Beck feared she might never celebrate Mother’s Day – but this Sunday she’ll cuddle two miracle babies in her arms. Twins Chase and Aaliyah were born three months premature at Mater Mothers’ Hospital and faced a daunting struggle for survival. […]
by “Oppressed people cannot remain oppressed forever. The yearning for freedom eventually manifests itself.” These words were eloquently and sombrely spoken by Martin Luther King last century, and are nobly and life-affirmingly applicable to people around the world, both before and since […]
by Written by Mike Quirk Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine is a stark illustration of history repeating itself while at the same time ensuring President Vladimir Putin will forever be remembered for the murder and mayhem he inflicted on innocent peace-loving people. […]
by If your mum is anything like mine, every year she insists that she doesn’t need anything for Mother’s Day. Luckily, there’s plenty of other ways to make her day special. Whether your mum wants a fun day with her loved ones […]
by Every year I bake ANZAC Biscuits for neighbours and friends and publish our mother’s recipe for all to share, here it is again. I realise we all have various versions, but I always return to this simple and tasty recipe, quick […]
by Leaving behind a murky and febrile past, perhaps by even relocating to a new country, should be a relatively straightforward and even somewhat calculatedly cold and clinical procedure – or should it? Such a vehemently audacious manoeuvre is firmly embedded at […]
by The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a movie we could all do with right now. I appreciated being part of a large audience attending the preview this week at Event Cinemas in Brisbane City, and at the end of the […]
by I adore French films with subtitles, it not only helps with my learning and understanding of the French language but the French stories have intriguing and unusual plots. Happening or L’evenement is the acclaimed new film from BAFTA-nominated director Audrey Diwan. […]
by With Christmas in the rearview mirror and hot cross buns lining the supermarket shelves, you know what this means. Another Mother’s Day is almost here! It’s easy to forget until the week of, but we’ve rounded up a list of gift […]
by #SheSociety’s Michelle Beesley shares her new reads of 2022 in this edition 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 […]
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