Scenic Rim Eat Local Week 2022

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 unique […]

#SheReviews The Trivia Night by Ali Lowe

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), describes […]

It’s Time We Changed The Way We See Menopause

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. Many […]

#SheReviews Olga Dies Dreaming by Xochitl Gonzalez’s

“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 they […]

Homemade ANZAC Biscuit Recipe

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 to […]

#SheReviews All She Wants by Kelli Hawkins

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 the […]

#SheReviews Happening

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. It […]

Mother’s Day Gift Guide 2022

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 ideas […]

Buzzing About Books – New Reads 2022

#SheSociety’s Michelle Beesley shares her new reads of 2022 in this edition of Buzzing About Books. Michelle BeesleyMichelle Beesley is a Brisbane born and bred former primary school teacher. A wife, proud grandma and mother of three grown sons, Michelle is thrilled […]

#SheReviews Wildflower by Monique Mulligan

Writing the novel Wildflower has been a labour of love for West Australian author, Monique Mulligan.This timely book was released on International Women’s Day and bravely tackles the topics of bullying and domestic violence. Monique tells her character’s stories with tenderness and […]

#SheReviews Love and Virtue by Diana Reid

Australian universities, and their accompanying residential colleges, are, in theory at least, fortified and luminous bastions of respectability and accountability. This noble notion, however, is searingly and brutally displaced in Sydney writer Diana Reid’s reflective and disarming debut novel, “Love and Virtue”. […]

#SheReviews The Duke

How far would you go if you were determined to change the world and save your marriage?  While I sat through the pre-release screening of the comedy-drama The Duke, this was a question I considered. Would I stand up for the same […]

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