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Paloma Ellery - Seeing Red

Paloma Ellery - Seeing Red

Art has the intangible quality of making humans feel so many emotions. It can transport our tiny brains to another time or place. It evokes emotions we thought we’d buried deep enough to hopefully never see the light of day again. But something particularly extraordinary happens when art challen...
The Business End - Another Update

The Business End - Another Update

Since the TABOO team has been back from Kenya and India, it’s been heads down, tails up - especially with our order being oh so close to Aussie shores! Thanks to our very successful crowdfunding campaign, and very generous campaigners, we have enough money to purchase our first big batch of TABO...
Artist Talk - Rachel Ey

Artist Talk - Rachel Ey

Rachel Ey is an Adelaide based artist whose work is inspired by  what you might see under a microscope. Rachel then interprets the scientific images and then turns them into beautiful and unique works of art. You might remember Rachel from our silent auction last year where she donated one of h...
Meet Our T-Shirt Design Competition Winner - Tilly Balding

Meet Our T-Shirt Design Competition Winner - Tilly Balding

After much deliberation the Taboo team has finally decided on the winning design of our t-shirt competition! First and foremost we would like to thank every single talented artist that entered the competition, you made the job of choosing just one design incredibly difficult. We were blown away ...
Girl, Bye! - Morrison Axes the Tampon Tax

Girl, Bye! - Morrison Axes the Tampon Tax

Oh happy day! It’s official ladies and gentlemen. Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison has vowed to axe the tax on tampons. This means that the GST will be removed from all sanitary products and that’s great news for our bank accounts ladies with the price of our little mates set to drop by 10%. HUZ...
History Lesson - Sanitary Products Through the Ages

History Lesson - Sanitary Products Through the Ages

Lucky enough for us ladies pads and tampons have changed quite a bit since their first and somewhat primitive incarnations. Those five wonderful days of the month are hard enough without having to think about what ill designed and socially snubbed contraption you’re going to strap to your underg...