Sunday Life’s most popular cover stories of 2022
From Kylie Minogue declaring she doesn’t have the “white-picket-fence life” to Alison Brahe-Daddo and Cameron Daddo opening up about how they saved their marriage – all of Sunday Life’s best profiles in one place.
The pact Miranda Tapsell made with herself when she became a mum
“I always wanted to keep a part of my old life in some way,” says the award-winning actor.
- by Genevieve Quigley
Kylie Minogue: ‘I don’t have the white-picket-fence life’
Kylie has every reason to feel lucky: she’s enjoying spending time with family after moving home to Melbourne. She talks about life, being in love, her career … and a sparkling side hustle.
- by Jane Rocca
Sunday Life’s Trailblazers: 25 women reshaping Australia
For our special anniversary edition, we’ve selected 25 of Australia’s most influential change-makers; the courageous, whip-smart women who have inspired us over the past 25 years, as well as those leading the charge ahead.
- by Genevieve Quigley and Julia Naughton
Trinny Woodall: ‘When you reach 50, you don’t worry what people think’
After her hit TV show ended, Trinny Woodall faced the death of her ex-husband, as well as financial worries. Now, her beauty brand is worth $300 million. How did she turn it all around?
- by Laura Craik
Christine Holgate: ‘I didn’t have to roll over. I had the chance to right the wrong’
A year after her dramatic exit from Australia Post made front page news for months on end Christine Holgate reflects on how she weathered the storm.
- by Genevieve Quigley
How Alison Brahe-Daddo and Cameron Daddo saved their marriage and made it stronger
After 25 sometimes tumultuous years in America, Alison Brahe-Daddo and Cameron Daddo are home and entering the next phase of their relationship with new projects.
- by Jane Rocca
Teresa Palmer: ‘It was my dream to have eight children, like my nanna’
As a teenager, Teresa Palmer wrote in her diary that she had two ambitions: to be an actor and a mum.
- by Genevieve Quigley
Joanna Lumley: ‘Even when my name was well known, my bank balance was still red’
Now in her 70s, Joanna Lumley is as unstoppable as ever. She talks to Michael Idato about her new film, her most famous character and finding herself through travel.
- by Michael Idato
She’s a world-famous couples therapist. Here’s what she thinks about ‘The One’
Best-known for her hugely popular podcast, Where Should We Begin?, Esther Perel invites her patients to look inwards when issues of commitment arise.
- by Kerrie O'Brien
‘I take my hat off to them’: Jane Birkin on plastic surgery, orgasms and Je T’Aime
In 1969, the singer and Hermès bag muse whispered her way through a song considered so suggestive it was banned by the Vatican. She’s still performing it on stage.
- by Susannah Butter