In my previous article, Would You Use A Reusable Menstrual Pad? I discussed the increase in women choosing sustainable, reusable menstruation products as an alternative disposable pads and tampons. In
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There are now alternative menstruation products to pads and tampons.. And thank goodness for that! Traditional pads and tampons were so bad for the environment and it is about time
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Looking for a highly addictive, enjoyable and healthy pastime that can be enjoyed by the whole family? Why not try GeoCaching? If you find yourself on a quiet Sunday afternoon
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How to Look After a Tattoo When You Get Home Tattoos are, to some, a wonderful addition to their bodies. They’re an expression of self; a work of art; symbolic
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Whether it be we finally overcrowd our planet with people, or an overcrowding of the undead, we came up with errr…some possibilities. Here are 6 possible ways the world could end…
Read MoreThere are now alternative period products to pads and tampons…… And thank goodness for that! Traditional pads and tampons were so bad for the environment and it is about time
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When I first got my period, I was presented with the two options of how I could “deal with” this: either insert a tampon, or tape a disposable pad into
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The average weight gain during a pregnancy is approximately 12.5 kgs. However, actual amounts can vary from woman to woman, and many of us end up in a state far
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What could be more romantic than kissing in the rain? In movies, these scenes are the heartbreaking yet exciting moments that send romantic shivers down the spine. Admit it, sometimes,
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**Trigger warning: Some readers may find the nature and content of this article distressing.** In December 2015, the Newcastle Crown Court sentenced Natalie Towers, of County Durham in England, to
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These are just some of the women who, historically speaking, didn’t give a single f*ck. 1. Doctor Elizabeth Blackwell Oppression: Rejected by numerous universities when she applied to study medicine;
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Amidst further outbreaks of whooping cough in various parts of the nation this month, the Federal Health Department, jointly with the Therapeutic Goods Administration of Australia, has confirmed there is
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After fourteen years in situ at The Orange Grove Markets in Sydney’s inner-western suburbs, Malaysian Street-Food Chef Jackie Macedo has left her stand, feeling shunted out after recent complaints were
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For the first time in almost 30 years a case of a 6-year-old boy having Diphtheria has been confirmed in Spain, and within 6 days another 8 cases in children
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When considering an applicant for a position, it’d be reasonable to assume that they take first and foremost credentials and experience into consideration when deciding if that person is hired.
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Did you see our article: Screen Devices: Good, Bad, or Undecided? We discussed the increased number of toddlers being provided with tablets, smartphones and other interactive screen devices. While some paediatricians
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Many people feel a great sense of accomplishment when hitting the bottom of their Kermit-coloured “detoxifying” blend of wheat-grass, kale and cucumber juice, patting themselves on the back for “treating
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Herd immunity is a term used to describe an ability to rely on the majority of a population being vaccinated against preventable diseases in order to protect the remaining vulnerable
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I’m sitting patiently in the doctor’s office and glance over at the children’s play area. Sitting untouched are the “favourite toys” of by-gone years. The Duplo is lonely. The spinning
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The evolution of baby names in Australia has seen tradition now blended with invention, and names on the rise span out from many branches beyond the usual family tree. Whilst
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