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Weaponised incompetence: A concept which is now trending on Tik Tok, we unpack why is weaponised incompetence and why it's impacting women at work.

Sophie Cachia: The influencer and parenting blogger is currently on Australian Survivor. We spoke to Sophie about her kids, burnout and mental load.

Parents’ stress level is rising with the number of coronavirus cases. Researchers say this strain will outlast the pandemic without systematic changes.

"When both kids were finally back at school I was elated, relieved, and celebrated. But then I felt myself slipping, I crashed," Annaliese Dent writes.

"You’re not just scared of a particular outcome, you are convinced that outcome has already occurred and your body is reacting as though you’ve just been told you’re dying."

Mamamia writer Laura Mazza shares how amica helped her through her separation and how it can help manage the mental load of navigating the tough period.

THE Technological Institute of the Philippines (T.I.P.)-Manila recently bagged four wins in the Industrial Engineering and Operations Management (IEOM) Society International Second Asia Pacific Conference, with three papers and a research-design project in podium finishes. Mental load of work-from-home (WFH) employees, Metro Manila’s Covid-19 vaccination rate, and problems arising from…

Wondered what it's really like to be on antidepressants? We asked three women to share the highs and lows of being on medication.

April 07, 2021 Unsplash Sex post-delivery might be a subject most new parents sweep under the rug. But it can be cause for worry if your sex life doesn’t pick up at all and you and your partner are on different levels of intimacy.  The father of a three-year-old toddler shared a similar concern. In his rather public post asking for help, he mentioned that his wife’s sexual desires have waned after the birth of their child and they “barely have sex once a month.” He asked for, “honest...

We live in a time of possibility.  Women and girls everywhere are reaching for the stars and kicking goals. Prime Ministers, Vice Presidents, Australians of The Year and schoolgirls are doing incredible things around the world and, more than any time in history, our daughters can genuinely believe they can do anything; be anything.  Social media is full of entrepreneurs, ‘Freedompreneurs’, ‘Mumpreneurs’, ‘Ecopreneurs’ and ‘Socialpreneurs’ and it must be hard for young women to...