Driving no. 2 daughter to Milton tonight, we were coming down the side road to merge onto Hale Street, where a motorcycle cop was sitting in the middle of the road. His lights were flashing so we figured it was a road block. […]
Raise your hand if you’ve never done anything stupid whilst drinking? Yeah didn’t think so. It can’t have escaped your attention Dear Readers that I am a bit of an idiot AND that’s just when I’m sober. Man, when I’ve had a […]
This is my new mantra. When I’m in a jam, having trouble making a decision or am facing any kind of moral dilemma, I now simply say/think “WWJGD”? What Would Jo Griggs Do? I’ve always been a fan of Jo Griggs. She […]
#SheSociety had the chance to chat with Real Housewives of Melbourne Jackie Gillies, and we talked all things love, family and her tour- Shine It Up! Reality TV star and psychic Jackie Gillies first met rock band Silverchair’s drummer Ben Gillies when […]
Relive some of the games most incredible moments from our Australian teams as we dominated events across the board. Making this home ground Commonwealth Games our most successful one yet. Highlights from the games included: Tia-Clair Toomey’s inspiring win in the women’s […]
As the Commonwealth Games have come to an end, we thought it would be great to reflect on the comradeship of the games. With athletes really showing the world what they are made of, not only in the sporting arenas but in […]
Here I was once again in Nepal. As the car I was travelling in crept up the steep hill to a place in the outer suburbs of the capital Kathmandu, I felt a prickle of fear and bewilderment. What had the girls […]
Here in the SheSociety office, we’ve noticed a certain phrase being used a lot lately, calling out to men to ‘man up.’ We are just as confused as they surely are. There’s the constant complaint over men being emotionless and not showing […]
Have you ever wondered what is involved in taking a book and making it into a play or film? Why did some people love both “Gone Girl” in book and movie form, but the reception for the screen adaptation of “The Girl […]
British actress Claire Foy, who starred as a young Queen Elizabeth II in the critically acclaimed Netflix series The Crown, was paid less than her co-star Matt Smith, according to the television show’s producers. In the latest example of pay disparity in […]
Professional female surfers wearing high-cut bikini bottoms have been given reassurance their backsides won’t be broadcast around the world. At least not close ups. According to Stab Magazine, the World Surf League has attempted to get out in front of the #metoo […]
Smartphones and the internet have revolutionised society, commerce, and politics, reshaping how we work and play, and how our brains are wired. They have even revolutionised how revolutions are made. For enthusiasts, these technologies enhance freedom and democratise the flow of information, […]
Less than a third of Australian working women feel they are being treated equally, and one in 10 believe they have experienced sexual harassment, according to a landmark national survey, reports the ABC. Researchers at the University of Sydney surveyed more than […]
FILM REVIEW: The Mercy STARRING: Colin Firth, Rachel Wiesz, David Thewlis, Ken Stott OPENS: 8 March 2018 First things first – I LOVE Colin Firth, or Frothy as I like to […]
Let’s face it, we’re all obsessed with Married at First Sight, from Troy’s outrageous laugh, to Nassar’s two faced behavior. While most of the couples are having a hard time falling in love, Australia has undoubtedly become smitten with the show. As […]
Hearts around Australia are breaking thanks to Married at First Sight last night. Everyone’s #couplegoals Sarah and Telv had a very dramatic fight over…nothing? The couple, who have been Australia’s favourites since the beginning, had an argument caused by Telv watching a […]
International Women’s Day is a worldwide event that celebrates women’s achievements – from the political to the social – while calling for gender equality. It has been observed since the early 1900s and is now recognised each year on March 8. Is is not […]
Politics and religion have long been banned at many dinner parties along with the guilt or innocence of Lindy Chamberlain and more recently whether Barnaby Joyce was a good or bad guy. There are some subjects guests will never agree on, with a […]
When you are paying for that token of love today we thought it would be fitting to share the importance of this day 52 years ago. On the morning of 14 February 1966, Australia’s shops, banks and ticket offices opened their doors […]
The Commonwealth Games at the Gold Coast in April was preceded 80 years ago this month by the 1938 British Empire Games in Sydney involving around 500 athletes and officials from 15 nations. Timed to coincide with Sydney’s sesqui-centenary (150 years since […]
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