Stella Quinn is a Brisbane author whose first book The Vet From Snowy River won the hearts of Australian rural romance readers. On July 6 her second novel, A Town Like Clarence, was released. She Society were lucky enough to receive a […]
Distressingly and alarmingly, some 35 000 people ‘go missing’ in Australia every year, as reported by the Australian Federal Police. Although the vast majority of these folk are located within a six month time frame, approximately 1600 of these much-loved humans form […]
#SheSociety’s Michelle Beesley interview’s Brisbane author Stella Quinn in this edition of Buzzing About Books. Part 1: Part 2: Michelle BeesleyMichelle Beesley is a Brisbane born and bred former primary school teacher. A wife, proud grandma and mother of […]
Ostensibly, it all seems to be a completely innocuous and pleasant exchange – a middle-aged woman and a middle-aged man, who have not previously met, exchanging small-talk as they wait at an auction house for the auction to begin. However, this apparently […]
The Allison Baden-Clay Foundation remembers Allison on the 10th anniversary of her passing. Over the past 10 years the Foundation has worked tirelessly to raise awareness on domestic and family violence. Strive To Be Kind Day places importance on the fundamentals of […]
Young Australians are at risk of unknowingly developing liver disease due to overeating and drinking too much alcohol, warns Mater Research Senior Fellow Dr Katharine Irvine. One in four Australians will have liver disease, according to data from Hepatitis Queensland, with many […]
A grieving Queensland mother-of-five who lost her 14-month-old daughter to brain cancer has found joy and hope after giving birth to a healthy baby girl. Ipswich couple Serina Peries, 37, and partner Glen Stevens, 34, welcomed their ‘little miracle’ Anika at Mater […]
I come from an era when the gift of a mixtape meant so much, so I know of their magic. A mixed tape lies at the heart of new movie, Press Play, a sweet time travel romance written and produced by Josh […]
Sometimes the most glossy, envied and seemingly exemplary lives are merely a smooth and expertly positioned veneer that purposefully camouflages lives full of secrets, shame and the inevitable accompanying guilt. Such picture-perfect, yet inwardly tumultuous, lives are brilliantly, albeit poignantly, examined and […]
When the weather calls for something a little heartier than warm milk, a winter-themed tipple could be precisely what you need to stay toasty. Aviation Gin has compiled a cosy collection of immunity-boosting cocktail ideas for when you start feeling under the weather, […]
The audience stood and clapped in Queensland’s Performing Arts Centre’s Lyric Theatre, following an outstanding modernised production of La Traviata. We did our best to convey our response to one of the best and most unique performances I have ever seen. A […]
Last year my eldest son was married and it was the most perfect day. As I prepared for the big day I headed to the internet to find advice on what the Mother of the Groom or MOG should wear. There were […]
On a chilly Brisbane evening, members of the Brisbane writing , academic and arts community ventured out to support the launch of Herlinde Cayzer’s debut novel, sepia. We met in the lounge bar of the Newmarket Hotel to congratulate Herlinde and receive […]
One of the breakout hits of this year’s Anywhere Festival was Emm Watkins sell out show, BAD LOVE. It’s a mixture of tragedy, musical and a whole lot of heart. BAD LOVE is one woman’s story of falling into and breaking free […]
The English word “Reputation” is defined definitively and far-reachingly as “the beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something”. Certainly in all nations and societies in the world, one’s reputation is highly prized, albeit having the potential to be […]
Australian Olympian Genevieve Gregson says her new bundle of joy Archer is her inspiration to qualify for the upcoming Paris Olympics. The Australian middle-distance runner suffered a major setback during last year’s Tokyo Olympics, when she ruptured her right Achilles after falling […]
Winter is here with all the joy of slippers and cocoa, jumpers and scarves. There is snow in Brisbane. Snow in Brisbane? No, it never snows in Brisbane, you say. It does now thanks to the team at the Prince Consort Hotel, […]
Based on Graham Swift’s novel published in 2016 this British romantic and sexy period drama is set in the wake of World War I. The Mothering Sunday story transpires in 1924 over the course of one day on Mother’s Day, the holiday […]
There’s nothing like a fruity, ice cold mimosa in the sunshine. A lip-smacking combination of sparkling wine and orange juice, mimosas bring merry–making to any occasion. Forget lugging bottles of sparkling wine and jugs of orange juice to picnics and catch-ups. Your […]
Melbourne-based not for profit, Lighthouse Foundation, has partnered with iconic Australian artists Ken Done, David Booth and Rachel Castle to create a vibrant campaign that uses art to help spread awareness and BREAK THE PATTERN of youth homelessness. Children and young people […]
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