In a world where our smartphones have become lifelines, it’s easy to forget that they can also be shackles. The constant ping of notifications, the endless scroll of social media, and the pressure to be always available have blurred the lines between work and personal life. But what if the […]
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The yellow carpet shimmered beneath strappy heels and glittering gowns at the Sydney Women’s International Film Festival (SWIFF) on Friday night — but beneath the glamour was a simmering frustration. For the fifth year in a row, women in film gathered at Moore Park not just to celebrate their work, […]
The ripple effects of the current economic crisis are redefining relationships, reshaping spending habits, and driving a shift toward underconsumption. As Australians navigate mounting financial and social pressures, these changes are leaving a lasting impact on personal connections and consumer behaviour. As the country grapples with the cost-of-living crisis, its […]
Rachael Gunn, also known as “b-girl Raygun,” has become a focal point of controversy following her performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics this week. The 36-year-old professor from Sydney, Australia, quickly achieved internet fame—not necessarily for her Olympic prowess, but for a routine that sparked significant debate. Competing against younger […]
Oxfam Australia has taken aim at major fashion brands, including Zara, Uniqlo, Jeans West, and Best & Less, for their lack of transparency in addressing the treatment and pay of overseas garment workers. With the fast fashion industry set to record a staggering $2 billion in expected profits, the human […]
In a bid to enhance workplace inclusivity for the 2.65 million Australians serving as unpaid carers, the federal government has unveiled a new Carer Inclusive Workplace Initiative. The initiative, introduced as part of the government’s commitment to fostering equal opportunities and dismantling employment barriers, aims to provide a supportive framework […]
