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News and Opinion - What women are talking about - Mamamia
Latest news from Australia and around the world, opinion pieces, explainers. From politics to business and real life stories, find out what women are talking about today.
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Latest national and international news - from politics to current affairs, business, policy, breaking news… what’s making the headlines today, explained.
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Mamamia Podcasts - Candid conversations that count.
Looking for a podcast to listen to? From Mamamia Out Loud to No Filter and This Glorious Mess, Mamamia Podcasts cover comedy, news, feminism, reality TV, beauty and more. Podcasts for women from the friends in your ears.
Sports news and results - Women in sports - Mamamia
Cricket, football, tennis and more... the latest sports news and results, women in sports, interviews, and the off-the-field stories.
The Quicky - Daily Australian podcast - News and Explainers
Traditional news was designed by men for men but here at The Quicky, we’re flipping that on its head, and making news with women in mind. It’s what women are talking about today. Interesting stories. Intelligent conversation. Minus the shock and horror. The …
You Beauty - Hair, skin care and makeup - Mamamia
We bring you beauty, hair and makeup tutorials, skin care tips, how to find the best hairstyle, lipstick or mascara, and the best products for inside and out.
Birth experience Australia: What women really want. - Mamamia
Sep 10, 2023 · "I want a specific model of care." Women also said they wanted to be better prepared by getting better support. This ranged from a more supportive partner, hiring a doula and choosing their care provider.. Some 17.8% of all comments, the next-largest group, identified a specific model of maternity care.Women wanted to access a more supportive model that would respect their choices and wishes.