One chose an eye-concealing, kiss-deflecting hat, another a lace bra that some claimed inappropriate. Beyond big hair and ballgowns, powerful-in-their-own-right women owned Trump’s inauguration.
Bali, the holiday island adored by Australians, has been, literally, loved to death, writes Angela Mollard.
My tears have come hot and fast this summer, not because I know what this suffering feels like but because I don’t, writes Angela Mollard.
Liz Hurley posted a picture of herself in Egypt and I barely noticed the pyramids. Instead, I thought: “Oh, hello excellent fellow packer,” writes Angela Mollard.
We’re a quarter of the way through a new century that has galloped out of the blocks but it’s not too late for a little course correction, writes Angela Mollard.
This season is a celebration that masks complications and hurts, but there are secrets to navigating a messy Christmas, writes Angela Mollard.
“Hurry up” makes kids anxious. “I’m proud of you” is out because it focuses on how adults feel. “stop hitting your sister” is out — “gentle hands” are in. The “adultism” parenting trend is out of control.
Elsa Pataky has opened up about the secret to her happy marriage, why she prioritises motherhood and the one non-negotiable request she had before she moved to Australia.
Ex-Bachelorette star Sam Frost has opened up about her decision to detach from Instagram – and find a new perspective.
Let’s ban gifts for anyone aged over 18 on the grounds they are unnecessary, materialistic, bad for the planet and turn a joyous time of the year into a festival of angst, writes Angela Mollard.
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