We all know that feeling. An event is coming up. You look in your packed wardrobe and nothing seems right. Local businesswoman, Kerri Phillips, has the answer. Her business – Brisbane Designer Hire for Women can supply a high fashion dress suitable […]
Today marks the National Day of Action Against Bullying and SheBrisbane had a chat with Neighbours actress, and Queenslander Lilly Van der Meer who is fronting the Supré Foundation and headspace anti-bullying campaign Bullying. So Not Ok. Why is bullying such an […]
Tell us a little bit about yourself – who you are and what you do Pauline, 50, co-owner (with my sister Sharon) of Me Time Experiences, an event company that specialises in small group singing, writing, walking and surfing retreats. I am […]
Tell us a little bit about yourself – who you are and what you do The recently crowned winner of the Brisbane Women in Business Award for Community Dedication I have continued to blaze a trail in my quest for equality. Coming to Australia […]
In the lead up to CLASSIQUE – Camerata’s first gala performance of the year @ QPAC March 3, SheBrisbane were lucky enough to chat to the Australian violinist on board – Jane Peters. Tell us a little bit about yourself – who you are and what […]
Brisbane mum Mandy Stephens likes a chat. Not the over-the-fence kind with the next door neighbour on what’s for dinner or the like. Her chats are mainly with children and their parents about puberty and the challenges growing up. To be more […]
SheBrisbane was beyond excited when given the opportunity to interview Australian Fashion Illustrator – Kerrie Hess! Describe your signature illustration style It’s spontaneous and (hopefully) romantic. I paint by hand and don’t use computers for my work so I always hope that […]
Leading Queensland businesswoman Kate Middleton knows all about challenges. In between medical challenges and personal potential setbacks, the feisty, focused 35-year-old go-getter, built an enviable portfolio of business achievements, which she has continued to add to after learning to walk and talk […]
I’m back again to talk about social media and body image, only this time, rather than highlight the things that I don’t like about what’s out there, I thought I would instead reflect on some of the many positive things I have discovered in […]
The SheBrisbane girls come in many shapes, sizes and colours and not one person is more ‘normal’ than the other. So when we came across a recent article about a photographer who captured images of 40 ‘real’ women in bid to change […]
How often do we look at people and wish we had their lives? For animals lovers, Zelie Bullen’s life seems like the absolute dream. A world renowned animal trainer who has a gift for making animals steal our hearts on the big […]
Brisbane Melanoma survivor Anne Stanton has received the Clive Berghofer Humanitarian Award for raising almost $300,000 for the Queensland Institute of Medical Research. The mother of four has spent almost 30 years living with melanoma and was driven to set up a […]
How often can you say you have walked away from a funeral parlour feeling a sense of pride and satisfaction. And the feeling was mutual? I had this experience at White Lady Funerals in Clayfield when I dropped off a number of […]
On hearing that the first woman in history to be appointed Chief Justice of the High Court is from Queensland, the She Brisbane office erupted in cheers and a lot of high-fiving. A former Queensland high school girl’s appointment to the highest […]
Social Enterprise Collective One is about to launch a new candle range with $5 from every sale to be donated to the buyer’s choice of one of three charities: Pyjama Foundation, Cambodian Children’s Fund and Safe Childhoods Foundation. The new candles which […]
Nearly 20 years ago, as most Australians were going to lunch, a bright light went out across the other side of the world. It was 3.45am on August 31, 2007 when Princess Diana’s life support was switched off in a Paris hospital […]
On a steamy Friday night in Brisbane I was privileged to head along to City Hall and see one of my favourite authors, Jodi Picoult, in conversation with Brisbane’s own Frances Whiting. Jodi has been touring the country talking about her latest book, ‘Small […]
Some days you wake up knowing that life is going to change. Yesterday for me, I had one of those days. I wasn’t sure how it was going to play out, usually my intuition guides me through these types of scenarios, and […]
As a keen reader, writer and aspiring author I’ve always been interested in hearing other writer’s stories about their journey to publication. So, it was with great delight that I received ‘ Writing the Dream’ , a book published by Serenity Press, […]
“I think it’s about finding the right book at the right time in your life” When Louise Roche lost her husband Steve, it was the worst chapter in her life. Married for 18 years and best friends for longer, they had a genuine partnership and […]
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