Why Did We Stop Teaching Women About Their Bodies?

 

Inside Biolae’s mission to change how we understand perimenopause, before we have to experience it.

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Beyond the Beach: The Noosa I Thought I Knew

What if a holiday could leave both you and the place you visit better? Returning to the Noosa of my childhood, I discovered a different side to a place I thought I knew.

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Laugh Lines: What Happens When Women Stop Trying to Fix the Face in the Mirror?

 

After 12 years photographing women, Cait Miers noticed a pattern: too many saw a beautiful photograph and immediately searched for what was wrong. Laugh Lines is her response, a portrait project asking women to remove their makeup, face the camera and reconsider what they’ve been taught about their own reflection.

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The Beauty of Looking Like Yourself

 

For MADGE founder Merrin, beauty was never about becoming someone else. She talks ageing, confidence, building a global beauty brand and learning to trust the woman behind it.

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The Beauty Founder Who Wants You to Stop Trying to Fix Your Face

 

After almost 30 years in skincare, Mukti believes the beauty industry has made things far too complicated. Her answer is surprisingly radical: buy less, question more, and stop treating ageing like something has gone wrong.

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How do Australian women really feel about their bodies?

 

Photographer and storyteller Emma Maggs is trying to find out, with a nationwide Census exploring body image, ageing, beauty and the messages women have spent a lifetime absorbing.

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