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At 18, Tara Winston was diagnosed with cancer and suffering the debilitating night sweats and hot flushes of medically induced menopause. Here, she tells her story.
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‘Younger generations would be horrified’: Truth about seniors’ sex lives
Baby Boomers are living longer, healthier and more fulfilling lives – and that includes in the bedroom. But it’s an increasingly risky business.
She lost her leg. He paid a small fine: ‘It’s a smack in the mouth’
Vivienne Duffett doesn’t recall the crash that cost her a limb, but she remembers her reaction to discovering the price the driver who caused it paid.
‘I lost my virginity at 55 with a male escort’
Growing up in a strict religious family, sex was forbidden. But at 55, Annie Lane has finally lost her virginity.
‘I’ll kill you’: Violent attack that finally ended 40-year-long marriage
After 40 years in an abusive marriage, an Adelaide woman finally worked up the courage to leave. As the SA domestic violence royal commission holds its first hearings, read her powerful message.
Mum’s journey from Housing Trust to running an Australian superbiz
Wendy-Jayne Williams has been a leader in the world of business for decades but behind her success, she admits there were many hurdles.
Five words that launched a $55m business from this mum’s kitchen
Mum-of-three Tammy Barton shares the five words she repeated to herself when launching a business that’s now used by over 130,000 Australians.
‘Love you forever’: Sister’s tribute to Hindley St stabbing victim
Lewis Parkin’s little sister has spoken out about her “beautiful brother and best friend”, who was allegedly murdered in Hindley St on Friday night.
‘Fell into the trap’: A split-second error put Richard in a wheelchair
As a CFS volunteer, Richard Davis says he had been the one rushing to help people in serious trounle until a common mistake left him in mortal danger himself.
How Poppy Radbone got 1.3m hits from dancing in a kitchen
She’s the South Australian It girl who’s made a career from letting strangers watch her do every day, slightly mundane things. Here’s how Poppy made it into a business.
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