Frank Q&A – Is there still stigma in buying condoms?
Ask anyone over 50 and they’ll tell you how buying condoms was a terrifying experience when they were young. But is buying condoms today still that bad? We ask millennials…
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Not like the movies: Sex myths on the silver screen
The Hollywood fantasy of fast cars, sweeping romance and great adventure is something we’ve all fantasised about at one point or another. We know it’s not exactly real life (when…
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The HPV vaccine is working! What does that mean for you?
You’re doing your best to look after yourself, but let’s face it- who actually remembers what all those vaccinations we got at school were meant to protect us from? The…
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Frank Q&A – What are some things to consider when buying condoms?
We compile answers to create the ‘almost’ ultimate guide on what to consider when purchasing condoms.
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5 reasons I didn’t want to have sex WITH a condom!
I’m Nick, 22 years old and from Tassie. I’m giving you the low down on my relationship with condoms. 1. I wasn’t confident enough The idea of putting on a…
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Frank Q&A – Whose responsibility is it to buy the condoms? Why?
It’s the 21st century. But there are some things that are still debatable. Like whose job is it to bring the condoms? We ask millennials for their thoughts on this…
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Frank Q&A – What are some important things to talk about with a potential hook up?
We explore the biggest things to talk about when it comes to ‘getting it on’ with a new sex interest.
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25 or older: 6 reasons why you should have a Cervical Screening Test
The Cervical Screening Test (CST), which replaced the Pap test, detects cancer-causing human papillomavirus (HPV) in the cervix. Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers. So having regular…
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Checklist for a happy, healthy sex life!
Talk to your partners! Talk about: getting tested using condoms contraception your turn-ons and turn-offs and everything else in between Keep up-to-date with your sexual health check-ups Get a check-up…
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Frank Q&A – Does talking about sex always mean someone is ready to have sex?
Is having an open conversation about all things sexual, a big green light for sexual activity? We ask and get answers
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