TUESDAY, JUNE 14 A family of Tamil asylum seekers detained on Christmas Island since 2019 will be allowed to live in Perth temporarily, but their long-term future in Australia remains unclear. Immigration Minister Alex Hawke said he had used his powers […]
Women in the Western World today frequently live complicated lives, and all is often not as it seems. These truths are vividly illustrated in Irish author Cathy Kelly’s latest book, “Other Women”. Set in contemporary Ireland, our three female protagonists – […]
NEWSDESK MONDAY, JUNE 14 There were emotional scenes during Sunday night’s episode of MasterChef Australia as one of this year’s favourites withdrew himself from the competition due to concerns over his mental health. Judges Jock Zonfrillo, Andy Allen and Melissa Leong […]
In these times of uncertainty and turbulence, it does one’s soul good to delve into an optimistic and uplifting novel, such as author Rachael Johns’s latest offering, “How to Mend a Broken Heart”. Set in contemporary New Orleans (in the state […]
New Book Release – Who Gets to be Smart Bri Lee, best-selling and award-winning author of Eggshell Skull, asks Who gets to be smart? in this forensic and hard-hitting exploration of knowledge, power and privilege. ‘Debate done with absolute verve, with eloquence and generosity’ CHRISTOS TSIOLKAS, […]
THURSDAY, JUNE 10 A Covid-positive Melbourne woman who took a road trip through NSW and Queensland only got tested because her husband needed negative results for work purposes, despite having symptoms for the previous five days. Travelling with her partner from one […]
Fashion runways are typically an opportunity to showcase the hottest trends emerging from designers for the seasons ahead. With the growing conversation around vegan leathers, ethical textiles and sustainably sourced clothing ranges, capturing the current cultural zeitgeist, Soulara has moved […]
Thanks to Pinterest, Tik Tok and Instagram, picnics are the hottest rage once again. We’re constantly bombarded with short films and pictures of flower fields, sunsets with decadent picnic baskets and outfits that look like they belong in Vogue. Fortunately, there’s ways […]
Yesterday I saw the Australian Tour of A German Life at the Playhouse. Presented by John Frost for The Gordon Frost Organisation and QPAC in Brisbane, the play is based Brunhilde Pomsel’s interviews with a group of Austrian Filmmakers in 2016. […]
I was very lucky to be included in the fashionable crowd for the White Sands Resort 22 fashion show at Afterpay Australian Fashion Week. This was my first taste of swimwear at the 2022 shows and I was blown away by […]
A new brand for me this year was IXIAH the label, a sustainable fashion house which boasts a pretty and feminine aesthetic. Its show titled ‘ Joie De Vivre’ boasted mood boosting styles that transcend art and fashion in new and […]
Wednesday MAY 9 Snow is a strong possibility in southern Queensland soil for the first time in years this week, as a polar blast and wild weather settles over much of the east coast, including northern NSW. Almost all parts of […]
For someone not steeped in the ins and outs of classical music, a visit with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra is nonetheless always a joyous occasion. Regarded by many as being up there with the world’s best, the orchestra always delivers. And […]
Tuesday MAY 9 In what’s been dubbed the “sting of the century” hundreds of people have been arrested as part of a global operation to bring down terrorist groups, mafia organisations and outlaw motorcycle gangs. “Today, the Australian Government, as part […]
MONDAY MAY 7 Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have welcomed their second child, a baby girl, with two very special royal nods. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced the birth of their daughter overnight, who they have named Lilibet “Lili” […]
During Australian Fashion Week I was lucky enough to hear Rebecca Vallance speak with the Lady Brains podcast about her life, business success and her latest Resort range. Rebecca started her label in London twelve years ago and is this year […]
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned that the following article may contain images of deceased persons. NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. […]
New Book Release – Before You Knew My Name There is no name to be spoken, but I am recognised by each of the women present, clasped around their lifted hands, heavy on their hearts. I am their fears, and their lucky escapes, […]
A pared back set greeted guests for the Ginger & Smart Spring 21 Resort 22 show. The lighting in this show was the star as Ginger & Smart took us on a journey of colour. The label promised plenty of glamour […]
Four very different emerging designers showed off looks for the future at the Next Gen show in Sydney. Erik -Yvon, Aaizel, Outfaced and Replica Project may well be our next Camilla and Marc, Kate Sylvester , Gorman, sass and bide or […]
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