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My husband, mother-in-law and I were mesmerised by the sight of Beyonce on Sunday Night

in the debut of the film clip for her new single, "Love on Top". While I lamented out loud, in my best passive-aggressive feminist voice, that her black leotard and tights ensemble detracted somewhat from her face, it was refreshing to see her thighs – those powerful, muscly legs – dancing up a storm.

By Emma Plant

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Tuning into last night's Sunday Night brought home the reality of true tragedy and living Christianity. The story focused on the story of a family, the Blake family, whose daughter, Emily, was involved in a bus crash in 2009. The accident left Emily with multiple skull fractures, severe brain injury, lung contusions and a fractured left femur.

When Woman's Day executive editor Jo Wiles needed a story on Ita Buttrose following the iconic Cleo founder's appearance on Australian Story, she speed dialed Susan Duncan. Though retired from the world of glossy magazines, Duncan knows her Itas and Qs like nobody's business.  

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"Women as creative and courageous peace activists have always been crucial; what would the American Civil Rights movement have been without Rosa Parks, for example? But this 2011 prize underlines that today women are in the forefront as leaders directly making the change, and also, and equally important, they are bringing their own creativity, including their faith creativity, to this work as they sit, stand, march, pray, blog, and sometimes suffer harassment, beating, arrest and even death for a more decent and humane world. Peace is genuinely women’s work today. Of course, in many ways, it always has been."

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"I was at Bryn Mawr – Katharine Hepburn went to Bryn Mawr – and I am in this room with the elite of American society and I did one of the stories, Mary and Martha. And one of the women said, ‘I had a little trouble with Mary sitting at Jesus’ feet’, and I said, How wonderfully ironic that you would have problems with that, because Mary dared to sit with the other male students, to listen to the rabbi. This was a huge social embarrassment – the other (male) students were going, ‘There’s a woman sitting here with us, could you tell her to go away?’ – and Martha came to the rescue and said, ‘Could you just tell her to come back in the kitchen and help me like a woman should?’. And Jesus didn’t just say, ‘Oh, let her go this one time’; he said, ‘She’s chosen the better part.’ And Jesus’ treatment of women, especially in listening to the rabbi, could well be one of the foundations of Bryn Mawr coming into existence. It was Christians who said women need to be educated and treated equally, because Jesus in the first century Middle Eastern culture treated women as equals. Radical, radical in that culture!”

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It was a case of double-yes! when I opened up this week's Sun-Herald

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"In the constant tussle between work and home, I often forget what a privilege it is to be a parent – to have in my hands and my heart two small souls I'm just borrowing; who I have for a short time to guide and teach and enjoy. Children for whom a tickle, a chat or a paper heart slipped into a lunch box is so much more important than anything I have to do. Truly, what child ever died from too much love?"

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Fairfax Media has launched a women's network, aligning its eight digital brands and female-centric print media (Sunday Life

"It’s a truth universally acknowledged that fashion and interiors get brighter when the financial mood turns gloomy. It’s time to remind ourselves that the future is bright – something that’s certainly shown on this month’s neon inspired cover!" So say the team behind Inside Out

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