Anne Henderson Knihy

Menopauza je podvědomým „strašákem“ mnoha žen. Návaly horka, úbytek libida, hormonální výkyvy a mnoho dalších fyzických i psychických změn – s tím vším je náhle třeba se nějakým způsobem vyrovnat. Jaké jsou možnosti, pokud nemůžete nebo nechcete záviset jen na předepsané podpůrné medikaci? Naučte se porozumět období menopauzy i se všemi změnami a výzvami, které přináší, a vyberte si takové postupy a metody, aby vaše další kroky na cestě k dobré kondici byly zdravé a pozitivní. Začleňte do svého života jógu a cviky na silné kosti, přesně zacílené bylinné prostředky a stravu, která vám dodá dostatek energie.

Menzies and Evatt are painted in their strengths and flaws, with their shared endeavours and their irreconcilable differences and with their competing views of Australia and the world. Anne Henderson's account is fresh and compelling, a study in the triumphs, tribulations and tragedies that are the nature of politics. - Dr Paul Kelly, Editor-at-Large, The Australian Liberal Party founder and long-serving prime minister Robert (Bob) Menzies along with Labor foreign minister and attorney-general Bert (the Doc) Evatt were two of the biggest names in 20th century Australian politics. The former led his party to election victories, the latter to defeats. Menzies and Evatt were born in 1894. Both men, from relatively modest backgrounds, were brilliant students who starred at law before entering the Commonwealth Parliament. From the early 1940s to the early 1960s, they took different sides on such issues as bank nationalisation, the attempt to ban the Communist Party and the Petrov affair - ideological disagreements which co-existed with mutual distrust and personal rivalries.

Focusing on the groundbreaking career of Dame Margaret Guilfoyle, this biography details her rise as the first woman in Australia to hold a cabinet-level ministerial role, serving as Minister for Social Security and Finance during the Fraser Coalition Government. Renowned for her competence and reformist approach, Guilfoyle significantly influenced women's participation in politics, exemplifying leadership and advocacy throughout her tenure. Her legacy is marked by both her ministerial achievements and her commitment to enhancing female representation in Australian governance.