Opinion
The Best City For Gen Z
by London is the best city for Generation Z-ers, with a focus on values, the city’s overall compatibility with Gen Z principles, ability to meet educational needs, and strong business opportunities, according to a new worldwide study by on-demand housing platform, Nestpick.com. […]
#SheReviews Hollywood Scent by Nick Winters
by I devour books from all different genre’s depending on what I am seeking or on recommendation. It may be for historical interest, learning, self-help, biographies, memoir, romanticism, crime or purely a means to jump into new world and escape from the […]
A Teenage Perspective On The Queensland Theatre Company’s Stormboy
by SheSociety is a platform which aims to share the views of women, and that includes teenage women. We thought we would ask our teenage sisters their thoughts on the latest production from the Queensland Theatre Company, Stormboy which opened last night. […]
A Black, Female 007? As A Lifelong James Bond Fan, I Say Bring It On
by Something incredible might be happening to James Bond: a separation, a personal Brexit of sorts. According to the Daily Mail, while Daniel Craig will return as Bond in the next film, Bond may not return as 007. There will, reportedly, be […]
Mansplaining: New Solutions To A Tiresome Old Problem
by In 2008, author Rebecca Solnit’s now famous essay, Men Explain Things to Me, set off a firestorm. Though Solnit didn’t use the term “mansplaining,” the essay is credited with birthing the term that’s now part of regular parlance. Women (and other […]
Daily News Roundup
by WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 Divine intervention has saved a driver who was caught speeding down a German road from a 105 euro ($170) fine, according to local police. Cable news reports said the driver was caught by a speed camera travelling at […]
Ways to Reduce Allergens in Your Home
by Your home is the place where you should feel the most comfortable. Unfortunately, many people don’t rid their houses of allergens like dust and mold. This leads to coughing, itching, dry or itchy eyes, and a runny nose. It’s like having […]
Caring For A Disabled Person
by For those tasked with caring for a disabled person, it is a life-changing experience. This is true for the person being cared for as well as the caregiver. Disabilities cover a huge spectrum and the care needed with have to reflect […]
5 Ways You Can Take Better Control Of Your Own Life
by Over a quarter of Australians will experience anxiety attacks in their lifetime, according to a study. As we get older, our plate just gets bigger and bigger with more responsibilities and decisions – professional goals, financial manoeuvring, child support, fitness…No wonder […]
5 Things You Must Know About Your Bed (And Sleep)
by Many of us do not realise how much we can do to optimise our bed, the place in our home where we spend 7 hours a day every day. Almost 90% of Australians have some form of a sleeping disorder and […]
Working Security Is Not a Dead-End Job: Two Amazing Career Paths in the Security Industry
by You see it in movies and television shows; you hear it in the manner at which people talk about it. Sadly, working as a security guard, loss prevention agent, or private public safety officer is not viewed by many as a […]
Great Barrier Reef Rescue 🐠🐠🐠 Empowers Kids To Save The Reef
by ‘The Great Barrier Reef is in grave danger. It’s time to step up.’ —David Attenborough Award-winning children’s author and school teacher, Karen Tyrrell inspires kids to conserve the reef with her eco adventure, Great Barrier Reef Rescue. Karen is a survivor […]
The Great Leggings Debate
by Ban leggings on campus? Ludicrous – wearing leggings allows women to move like superheroes The Conversation, Canada April 17, 2019. By Samantha Brennan, Professor and Dean | College of Arts, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. I’m writing this at my office […]
Goodbye, Winx, and thanks for the memories
by In every sport, you get the occasional star who appears from nowhere and just seems to be in a league of his or her own. Brian Lara, Paula Radcliffe, Tiger Woods, Usain Bolt, the list goes on. But when that famous […]
Game of Thrones – Iron Throne Predictions
by Winter has come people! Without a doubt, Game of Thrones is one of the largest series to grace our screens. With teasers and trailers giving us a glimpse of the final season, the team here at the SheSociety office can’t wait […]
New Year, Nude You
by As we embark on another year you surely have a list of goals, maybe they’re saved on your dropbox, or maybe you’ve embellished a special page in your bullet journal with your aspirations but wherever they may be I suggest adding […]
Waxing or Shaving: Which Is Better?
by When it comes to waxing vs. shaving, this age-old debate has a variety of answers. For some, enduring the pain from waxing is worth it to avoid the risk of getting nicked from a razor. However, others would rather take the […]
The Tennis World “Rebranded”
by As cliche as it clearly sounds, a breath of fresh air blew with mounting strength across the Australian Open Tennis stadium in Melbourne over the past week or so…… Australians of all ages (particularly mums and dads) who love clean, respectful, […]
Daily News Roundup
by TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 The Mars InSight lander has touched down on the dusty Red Planet after sailing 548 million kilometres over a six-month voyage through deep space. The landing, which took place just before 7:00am AEDT, saw the NASA spacecraft hurtle […]