Sharon Green

Sharon Green, editor

Sharon Green is the founding editor of SHE DEFINED.

An experienced journalist and editor, Sharon has worked in mainstream media in Australia and the United Kingdom.

Forever in search of a publication that confronted the real issues faced by modern women, Sharon decided to create her own.

Articles by Sharon:

Style tips: How to choose clothing in colours that suit your complexion

Style tips: How to choose clothing in colours that suit your complexion

How do you determine which colours make you look drab versus the ones that elevate your complexion? It turns out there is a little science to it.

Gender pay gap drops to 13.3% but women still ‘worse off’

Gender pay gap drops to 13.3% but women still ‘worse off’

Australia’s national gender pay gap has dropped to 13.3 per cent, but women still earn $253.50 less per week than men.

The best edible gifts to give as Christmas presents

The best edible gifts to give as Christmas presents

From coffee beans to premium olive oil and recipes in a jar, here are some excellent edible gifts to give as Christmas presents.

50 ways to find $5K by the end of the year

50 ways to find $5K by the end of the year

Try these 50 tips to save $5000 in no time and use the money to grow your savings, start investing, or pay down debt.

Family, frictions, finding home: Kgshak Akec on writing Hopeless Kingdom

Family, frictions and finding home: Kgshak Akec on writing Hopeless Kingdom

Migration can have a profound and devastating impact on a family, as Kgshak Akec explores in her debut novel Hopeless Kingdom.

Women in business: Meet Cassie Sanghvi, co-founder of The Base Collective

Women in business: Meet Cassie Sanghvi, co-founder of The Base Collective

Starting The Base Collective, a natural and no-nasties cosmetics range, has allowed Cassie Sanghvi to carve a niche. This is her business story.

SHE DEFINED celebrates five years

SHE DEFINED celebrates five years

SHE DEFINED’s founding editor Sharon Green reflects on the five years since the women’s publication first launched.

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Gina Rushton on writing The Most Important Job in the World

Should we become parents? Gina Rushton asks this fraught question in her new book

Should we become parents? It’s the mother of all questions and, as Gina Rushton explores in her book, a decision that is more fraught than ever.