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20 signs you’re in perimenopause
Guest Writer | February 20, 2025
If you're approaching your forties or have just crossed that milestone, you might be entering perimenopause. These are the signs to look for.
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What is cash stuffing and how can it help with money management?
Beth Rush | February 19, 2025
Cash stuffing is a new trend that has emerged as a way for people to manage their money, but can it revitalise your finances?
Health
What do the changes to IUD access mean for Australian women?
The Conversation | February 17, 2025
Finding a doctor to insert an IUD – implanted in the uterus to prevent pregnancy – can be difficult and costly, but this could soon change.
Child-free
‘A woman is not a baby-making machine’: A brief history of South Korea’s 4B movement
The Conversation | February 13, 2025
In South Korea, a growing number of young women are rejecting expectations of marriage, motherhood and heterosexual relationships.
Travel
Women-only tours: A new era of female-focused group travel
Danielle Phyland | February 12, 2025
Travel writer Danielle Phyland recently joined a women-only tour with Pip & Co Travel in Laos and experienced a new era of women’s travel.
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Swipe. Ghost. Repeat. How dating apps are killing real love
Guest Writer | February 3, 2025
Professional matchmaker Trudy Gilbert shares an argument for why we should get off the dating apps and look for love in more authentic ways.
Fitness
Is reformer Pilates good for weight loss?
Staff Writer | January 20, 2025
Can a low-impact exercise like reformer Pilates actually help you shed kilos? We speak to a fitness expert to find out.
Life
What it’s like being diagnosed with autism as an adult
Emma Lennon | January 13, 2025
SHE DEFINED's feature writer Emma Lennon opens up about what it has been like receiving a diagnosis for autism in adulthood.
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‘Can’t stay long’: How to deal with friends who won’t make time for you
Emma Lennon | April 1, 2024
Do you have a friend that says they “can’t stay long” every time you catch up? It’s surprisingly common, and here’s how you can deal with them.
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What I wish I knew before taking the plunge to start a PR agency
Guest Writer | February 10, 2025
In 2021, Chelsea Cucinotta took a leap of faith and launched a public relations (PR) agency. Here's what she wish she knew before starting.
Money
6 ways young women can get into the property market
Guest Writer | February 6, 2025
As house prices soar, property ownership is becoming increasingly difficult for young women to attain. But difficult doesn’t mean impossible.
Food
9 high-protein, low-calorie foods that are perfect for healthy snacking
Staff Writer | February 5, 2025
Protein is an important nutrient to aid weight loss. Here are some high-protein, low-calorie foods that are perfect for snacking.
Relationships
Swipe. Ghost. Repeat. How dating apps are killing real love
Guest Writer | February 3, 2025
Professional matchmaker Trudy Gilbert shares an argument for why we should get off the dating apps and look for love in more authentic ways.
Life
How I reframed my experience of loss and grief after death
Guest Writer | January 29, 2025
After experiencing the death of a loved one, Bronwyn Frazer found a way to reframe the challenge into an opportunity for growth. Here's how.
Business
How DIY PR can empower women in business
Guest Writer | January 28, 2025
PR coach Heidi Anderson shares how DIY PR, including committing to an 'hour of power', can empower your business.
Food
Macronutrients: What are they and how to calculate yours
Staff Writer | January 23, 2025
To make the most of your meals, we break down the three key macronutrients, their roles in your body, and how you can use them to support your health.
Life
Domestic violence is not always physical – here are the signs to look for
Emma Lennon | January 22, 2025
After being in relationships that involved coercive control and manipulation, Catt Dunn shares how domestic violence is not always physical.
Fitness
Is reformer Pilates good for weight loss?
Staff Writer | January 20, 2025
Can a low-impact exercise like reformer Pilates actually help you shed kilos? We speak to a fitness expert to find out.
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