Chelsea McIver

The Cusp • 25th July 2017

What You Need To Know About Super In Your 20s

In your twenties, you’re probably more concerned with trying new things than “safeguarding your future” through superannuation. But, you may be surprised, now is a key time to get on top of your super. We spoke to Keegan O’Rourke CFP, a Financial Advisor at ShineWing Australia to get all the facts.

The Cusp • 20th July 2017

What I Learned By Getting An Accountant To Do My Tax Return

Would you rather crawl into your winter hibernation hole than attempt to do your annual tax return? You’re not alone.

The Cusp • 23rd May 2017

How To Hit Up Your Heroes For Career Advice

The idea of contacting people who seem a lot more important and successful than you can feel intimidating, awkward and contrived. Well, we believe that in stepping outside your comfort zone, great things can happen. Because really, what’s the worst that’s going to happen? The person says ‘no’? Here are some pointers on how to approach your heroes and get the best outcomes possible.

The Cusp • 15th May 2017

How To Survive An Open Plan Office

Whether you’re at a big bank or the tiniest not-for-profit, the reduced overheads offered by open plan remain an attractive business proposition for employers. So how do you survive? We gathered some tips from people who’ve mastered the open plan office space. Here’s how you can make this situation work for you.

The Cusp • 12th April 2017

Here’s What People Told Us They Wish They Knew In Their 20s

This exciting but often uncertain time can get kind of stressful, so we sought the advice of people who have have been through it already. Whether their twenties were a year ago or twenty years ago, the power of hindsight is a wonderful thing. So let’s chill out for a moment and find comfort in their wisdom.

AWOL • 7th April 2017

The Ultimate Travel Bucket List

With a whole lot of 2017 left to love, here are a few of our top travel choices to add to your travel bucket list and ensure your year is one you’ll remember forever.

The Cusp • 2nd March 2017

Single? Here’s How To Make It Work Financially

Young. Free. Single. Most of the time you’re living the dream. But when the universe starts throwing at you singles supplements, two-for-one deals and only half the home deposit you need, being single kind of sucks. Don’t worry – you can make this situation work for you. There are lots of financial benefits as a single person so long as you’re open to them.

AWOL • 29th January 2017

The 7 Stages Of Holiday Planning

Regardless of your timeline, getting ready for a holiday can be an emotional journey. So let’s pause, reflect, and feel our way through the seven stages of holiday planning together

The Cusp • 2nd December 2016

Are Scary Movies Bad For Your Health?

There’s nothing like the surprise of a black-haired youth hiding in the closet (thanks The Ring) to get the blood pumping. But let’s say you’re not a fan. That you’re the person steering everyone away from The Conjuring and towards Pretty Woman or The Hangover? There’s evidence to suggest that you might be onto something.

The Cusp • 30th November 2016

What I Learned When I Quit A Job For The First Time

When you’re a fresh graduate or early in your career, the focus tends to be on getting a job. But knowing what to do when it’s time to quit that first job (and consecutive jobs after that) is just as important. Here’s what I learned.

The Cusp • 29th November 2016

How To Do A Wedding When You’re Single Or Flying Solo

Sometimes, you don’t even have the luxury of a wing-person, friends or family for support. So what do you do? You embrace it. Here’s how.

AWOL • 28th November 2016

The Best Christmas Foods From Around The World

Why Limit Yourself?

The Cusp • 7th November 2016

Stressed Out? Then Cleaning Might Be Just What You Need To Chill

Researchers have found a link between cleaning and stress levels, and psychologists agree.

The Cusp • 27th October 2016

When Your Friends Are Buying Houses But You Aren’t

If buying a place in the next few years isn’t realistic for you, there’s no need to resign yourself to a lifetime of renting. There are some practical things you can do now to get your own patch of grass one day.

AWOL • 23rd September 2016

Why Do We Fall In Love So Easily When We’re Travelling?

Ah, the old travel romance. Whether it’s a three-week break or a three-month adventure, no trip overseas seems complete without it.

Vice • 5th August 2016

I Asked Some Experts Why I Feel So Creative Before a Period

I recently noticed the ideas come just before I ride another kind of wave. Especially just a few days before. So I've wondered if maybe there's a link. And if so, is my pill—the common contraceptive Estelle—helping or numbing the effect?

Vice • 24th June 2016

Women Talk About What it's Like Working on an Offshore Oil Rig

I reached out to three women who'd worked on oil rigs around Australia. I wanted to ask them whether life as a female rig worker is as strange as I imagine it, and to get a sense of what it's like out there, on those mini floating worlds populated almost entirely by dudes who look like the guy above.

Intrepid Travel Blog • 9th March 2016

Why Taiwan is Asia's next big food destination

Though it’s often seen as China’s estranged cousin, Taiwan has an identity of its own. Especially when it comes to food. And the international culinary scene is starting to take notice.

Intrepid Travel Blog • 7th December 2015

Bosnia & Herzegovina: 7 reasons to look beyond the headlines

People tend to associate Bosnia and Herzegovina with war and destruction, but a lot has changed since the 1990s.

Broadsheet Melbourne • 11th June 2015

A Camberwell Legacy

From superfood porridge to buttermilk chicken, all tastes are catered to at Julien Moussi’s new cafe, Legacy.