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Actor Marta Dussdeldorp has been a mainstay of Australian screens for years, and a move to Tasmania seven years ago hasn’t affected her popularity. In fact, it’s only fired her up.

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The June 8 Edition
Maje blazer. Aje jeans

‘As an older woman, courage starts to wobble’: How Marta Dusseldorp finds her strength

Since moving to Tasmania, the actor and co-creator of Bay of Fires has embraced a more connected life.

  • by Steve Dow
Former New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern.

Jacinda Ardern: I was days away from learning if I’d run the country. But I waited on even bigger news

In an exclusive extract from her memoir, the former NZ leader writes that she had always “grappled with the idea that I was never quite good enough”.

  • by Jacinda Ardern
It takes an army to make democracy work. It’s time more of us enlisted

It takes an army to make democracy work. It’s time more of us enlisted

When it comes to elections, democracy sausages don’t cook themselves.

  • by Jane Caro
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Caitlin Leishman (right) enlisted the help of a DNA test and her mother XXX to find her genetic family.

Caitlin longed to find her genetic family. What she learnt about her mother was a surprise

Commercially available DNA testing means it’s never been easier to track down long-lost family members. But what’s revealed can be complicated.

  • by Shona Hendley
Hamish Blake met Zoë Foster when she was a beauty editor for a women’s magazine.

The thing that made Hamish Blake fall for his wife, Zoë Foster Blake

The TV host also shares his earlier heartbreaks, including a surprising decision.

  • by Robyn Doreian
Artist Otis Hope Carey’s biggest fashion moment was collaborating with Christian Louboutin.

Built like Thor: The artist who wears Chris Hemsworth’s hand-me-downs

When he’s not wearing his famous friend’s suits, Otis Hope Carey’s favourite labels include Acne and Carhartt.

  • by Georgie Gordon
Nicole Kidman sporting a high pony at the Golden Globes.

The $4 product (and an $1100 option) that will take your ponytail to new heights

It is a hairstyle staple, but try these tricks for extra polish.

  • by Stephanie Darling

‘A perfect snack’: how a fashion designer fuels her workouts (and what she’s missing)

Here is what Shona Thatcher eats in a day.

  • by Nicole Economos
The sign at Cape York, making the northernmost point of the Australian continent.

The last 800m to one of Australia’s most historic spots is the toughest part of the trek

Standing at the northernmost tip of Australia comes with a sense of accomplishment.

  • by Mark Daffey
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Homewares in this season’s hottest colour staring from $8

Whether it’s a full-colour drenching or an unexpected touch, ruby, scarlet and crimson tones bring warmth and elegance to the home.

  • by Georgie Gordon
Kelly McCloskey in her upstairs lounge. The sofa is by Maker & Son; the artwork is by Bronwyn Bancroft.

Feng shui principles have guided the look of this 140-year-old Melbourne bayside home

These owners have created a calm and charming family home.

  • by Heather Nette King
Chicken and chorizo.

Adam Liaw’s chicken and chorizo paella

This Valencian-inspired dish includes chorizo, because we Aussies love it in a paella.

  • by Adam Liaw
Valencian salad.

Adam Liaw’s Valencian salad

This simple Valencian salad doesn’t need a fancy dressing – just good vinegar and olive oil, seasoned well with salt and pepper.

  • by Adam Liaw
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Gemini: This week’s full moon is sure to bring some passion to your love life

Free weekly forecast in life, love and career from renowned astrologer, Hedy Damari.

  • by Hedy Damari

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