The COVID-19 pandemic has put pressures on family and personal relationships not seen since WW11 and the Great Depression before it. Suddenly, millions of Australians have found themselves out of work and, with their finances stretched to breaking and with battered […]
Teaching Tips for Parents I have proudly been a teacher with the Queensland Department of Education since 1987. Most of my working life has been part time as a relief teacher, so like you, my job has been to come in […]
Last year I travelled a lot. I visited Paris and Sydney for Fashion Week. I marvelled at the beauty of The Maldives and soaked up the sun on their pristine beaches. I traversed Japan staying in Fukuoka, Kyoto and Tokyo for […]
The best thing to come out of what has so far, for me, been a scary time is our family unit coming together in a group text message. Don’t know about you but I am finding myself in a glass case of […]
Some schools in Australia have moved online in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Schools in which students and staff have tested positive have temporarily shut over the past three weeks. It’s important to note the government’s health advice is to keep schools open. But many parents are choosing […]
Children need healthy food in the right amount so they get all the nutrients needed to grow, learn and thrive. The Australian dietary guidelines outline the number of daily servings children need each day from each food group, based on their sex […]
It goes without saying that having shared interests and a satisfying sexual relationship are high on the list of “must haves” for a successful marriage. But did you know, according to research, sharing household chores by partners is also a crucial ingredient […]
As the country mourns the horrific murders of Hannah Clarke and her three children, Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey at the hands of their father, many people are trying to make sense of what happened to them – and perhaps learn something […]
Affordable IVF services will now be more accessible to residents in regional and remote Queensland and Northern New South Wales. Adora Fertility, Australia’s leading provider of affordable fertility services, has extended their offering in the region with a new telehealth service and […]
It’s your three year old’s birthday and he’s having a party with his day care friends. You watch as the other three year olds ask for more cake and answer questions about what they’re wearing. But your child doesn’t say much, and […]
FEATURING MORE THAN 20 FAVOURITE MARVEL SUPER HEROES AND VILLAINS For the First Time Ever – Epic Marvel Live Arena Show tours Australia Australians, assemble! Super Hero action, thrills and drama will soar, smash and burst into arenas across the country starting […]
While online shopping has certainly made the back to school ritual a whole lot easier for parents, there’s one item which still requires a visit to the store. School shoes. If you’ve ever bought any form of apparel online, you’ll know how […]
School is almost back in session, and Aussie parents are preparing to embrace the chaos that comes with it. The beginning of term is one of the most expensive times of the year, $543 per child to be exact according to […]
motherhood: the state of being a mother. – quoted by a google search, Yes, it’s a state. firstly a state of shock that you have o actually now look after someone. A state of exhaustion, patience you never had before but let’s […]
If you’re heading to the beach this summer, make sure you swing past KMART to stock up on some summer essentials before you go. KMART is a glorious library of things you didn’t know you needed until you saw it, and […]
Summer has arrived! Rising temperatures and the scorching sun are hard to escape this season. Escaping to one of the many beautiful beaches is one way we all try to beat the Aussie heat. But sometimes in our rush to hit the […]
#SheSociety sits down with Brisbane mum Olivia Westerink, who runs start-up Recyclababy. Q: Olivia, tell us about Recyclababy. I’m a mum of two young boys and I was looking for an outlet in amongst the mayhem at home. One inevitable part of […]
Think about the way plastic pollution has been reported in recent years and you’re probably picturing plastic packaging, films and microfibres. But Christmas brings a deluge of another relatively short-lived plastic product that has received a lot less attention – children’s […]
The Australian Bureau of Statistics shows children are mostly likely to start studying music between the ages of nine and 11. Researchers in a 2009 UK study suggested the dramatic drop in music tuition after age 11 was linked to children […]
Teenagers who have at least one close friendship are better able to bounce back from stress. This is one of the latest findings from the Growing Up In Australia study. Growing Up in Australia has been following the lives of around […]
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