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Marie Claire Australia is a monthly magazine published by Are Media, launched in 1995 as an Australian extension of the iconic global brand. It merges high fashion, beauty and culture with purpose-driven journalism that highlights women’s voices and the issues shaping modern life. Recognized for its bold storytelling and design, it engages readers through a mix of investigative features, essays and aspirational lifestyle content. Each issue explores equality, sustainability, innovation and wellbeing with a combination of insight and warmth that feels distinctly Australian. Readers appreciate its modern tone and its coverage of the creativity, ambition and authenticity that define women today. Regular sections feature advice on careers, relationships and travel, while special features spotlight women transforming politics, business and the arts. Marie Claire empowers and informs with integrity and style, while remaining a trusted voice for progress and inspiration. Available on PressReader, Marie Claire Australia magazine celebrates confidence, curiosity and courage – proving that style always has substance.
While it was meant to be light-hearted banter, it quickly became something much darker. “You girls today don’t know the struggle,” I told my 17-year-old daughter. “When I was your age, we had to rewind cassettes with pencils and wait for our...
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Two years ago, Claire Morris had no idea what she was going to do next. She had stepped away from Prezzee, the global digital gifting company she co-founded, leaving the board and the day-to-day running of the business. The plan, initially, was...
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For garment workers in the dense industrial hub that surrounds Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, a typical day begins at 5am. They make breakfast for their families and clean the house before walking to work – a journey that can take up...
On a hot and humid afternoon in March 2017, 15,610 fans packed into a Gold Coast stadium to watch history be made. It was the first-ever AFL Women’s (AFLW) grand final, and the tension held until the final siren, when the Adelaide Crows defeated...
