Juliette Saly

It’s week four of the New Year already, which means only 48 weeks until Christmas.

One of the world’s most famous stylists wants you to know that despite the designer threads and celebrity friends, she’s just a normal person.

Spring is synonymous with new life and new beginnings.

It’s a disease that is affecting one in five Australian workers and costs our economy $10.

Earlier this week I told Today Show host Karl Stefanovic on air I had frozen my eggs because there were no more single Stefanovics left.

As naive as it is, we never thought this would happen in our beautiful city.

Sometimes I get mad.

Here’s a worrying thought.

Anyone who has ever worked in television knows it takes hard work and perseverance to get ahead or even to get your foot in the door.

It would be nice to think a prominent woman could ring the bell at the stock exchange without it being heralded as something extraordinary.

Politicians, sportspeople, corporations beware.

How do you pick a winner when the nominations are so awful, the contenders would probably prefer not to be up for an award in the first place? Simple – invite around 400 women to dinner and hold a boo-off.