Sarah Marinos

1 week ago | commbank.com.au | Sarah Marinos

Planning for retirement may feel daunting but thinking ahead can make all the difference to your future comfort. The answers to these questions can guide you on where to start. 1. How much money do I need to retire?

1 month ago | bodyandsoul.com.au | Sarah Marinos |Tianna Nadalin

Before you reach for another wipe, spray or scented wash, experts reveal the common mistakes women make with intimate care – and the simple feminine hygiene swaps that actually support your health. There’s no easy way to say it, so we’ll just come out with it: your vagina is a self-cleaning genius. But walk down the feminine care aisle and you’d think it needs an army of gels, wipes, sprays and foams just to function. Spoiler: It doesn’t.

2 months ago | womensweekly.com.au | Sarah Marinos

Would you consider homeschooling your kids to travel the world with them? Meet three Aussie families who did just that. The mother-daughter duoEvie Farrell felt as if she was being torn in too many directions and not spending enough time with her daughter, Emmie. It’s a common problem. Not enough hours in the day to juggle job and family, and that constant feeling of spreading ourselves too thin. But Evie decided to do something about it.

2 months ago | domain.com.au | Sarah Marinos

Toorak College’s vision is clear: to develop aspiring young people with confidence and character. The school brings that vision to life every day. Students are exposed to hands-on industry learning, earn micro-credentials that deliver real-world experiences, and have a raft of academic and extracurricular opportunities. The school also has a comprehensive wellbeing program that encourages students to be reflective and proactive in their education.

2 months ago | domain.com.au | Sarah Marinos

By Sarah MarinosApril 11, 2025In 2023, North Melbourne’s St Aloysius College took a bold step when, after 135 years, it began its transformation from a girls’ school to co-educational. Since the first cohort of boys arrived in Year 7, the school has continued to grow and to make further plans to ensure a strong future. “It has been a magnificent journey so far,” says Principal Mary Farah. “Our growth has enabled us to expand our programs and we have created a vibrant community.