Books Subliminal stage adaptation of Anne Deveson’s memoir ‘Tell Me I’m Here’ opens at Belvoir Anne Deveson’s 1991 memoir about her eldest son’s tormented struggle with schizophrenia, is now a subliminal play at Belvoir
Jugglehood How to not lose yourself when you become a working mum “As a busy working mum, ensuring we aren’t lost in the day to day is vital to help prevent burnout.”
Entrepreneurs ‘This is my legacy, more sleep for babies and mothers’: Love To Dream founder Hana-Lia Krawchuk Entrepreneur Hana-Lia Krawchuk, talks about life as founder of Love To Dream, making sleep easier globally.
News & Views Let’s save lives and bring hope to the most dangerous place in the world to have a baby This is how Aminata Maternal Foundation is saving the lives of mothers and their babies, and how you too can help.
News & Views ‘Delaying motherhood’: Let’s stop blaming women for a choice that isn’t solely our own Critical information about fertility needs to be taught to teenage boys and girls so they know what’s what and can factor this into their decision making from the get-go.
News & Views How rock climbing is helping redefine expectations about motherhood A new film portrays how the Mum’s Gone Climbing community is redefining some of the restrictive expectations about motherhood.
Women's Health News The day my world fell apart: What living with MS taught me about business, motherhood and disability Irene Georgakopoulos was devastated when she first learned she was diagnosed with MS. But strong-will and empathy is what keeps her going.
News & Views New app for new mums to help manage mental wellbeing A new app aims to help new mothers improve their mental wellbeing by allowing them to track their mood during pregnancy and early parenthood.
News & Views ‘Come and see how tough these women are’: Netball & AFLW star Ash Brazill Collingwood netball and AFLW player Ash Brazill is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons, a Women’s Agenda podcast.
Health ‘Drunk me was the only person I’d ever known’: Victoria Vanstone’s journey to 1000 days sober I was that girl. The party girl with no off switch, the woman that couldn’t say no, the one tripping up curbs and falling down stairs.
News & Views Entrepreneurship and motherhood: the challenge is real For female entreprenuers, there is no side hustle. There is hard work, compromise and regular doses of mother’s guilt.
Life ‘Baby brain’ is real, it sticks around and it could benefit women in old age Research shows that ‘baby brain’ lamented by women across the world, is a very real thing which may have long-term, positive health impacts.