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’Angel of Waterloo’ reveals Australia’s scars
ABBA famously sang about Waterloo. But few realise how that brutal conflict impacted Australia — and still does to this day.
‘I asked my husband if he’d do this’
Nest parenting is a solution for separated parents, in which the children stay in the family home and adults take turns living with them. A nice idea, but does it work?
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True love conquers shades of grey
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Who’ll be Australia’s next Liane Moriarty?
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The Aussie books you need to read
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From 40 cents to bestsellers: Aussie author’s success
She landed Down Under as a globetrotting teacher with no money — now author Tea Cooper makes a living immersing herself in Australian history to pump out her best-selling novels.
Why readers are falling back in love with Aussie books
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The first book you have to read in the new year
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