Sunrise co-host Natalie Barr reveals how she really felt ‘playing bridesmaid’ to Samantha Armytage for years before stepping into her shoes, and opens up about the tearful reunion with her mother after 15 months apart.
After recently breaking up with her partner and losing her role as stepmum to his daughter in the process, a newly single Bianca Dye writes about her unconventional Mother’s Day and her 13-year-long journey to have a baby through IVF.
Despite an injury, the Australian sprinter reveals she’s on track – figuratively and literally – to living her Olympic dreams in Tokyo.
Comedian and former radio star Em Rusciano explains how she really feels about reality television, and, for the first time, reveals a recent medical diagnosis that has her questioning some of the longstanding views she’s had about herself.
SHE is on the receiving end of rumours linking her with Karl Stefanovic, Andy Lee and Hugh Sheridan, but Delta Goodrem says her romantic status is “not who I am.”
AMERICAN actor Meghan Markle, who has become world famous for dating Prince Harry — writes about overcoming life’s challenges in an exclusive book extract.
CINEMAS will be dominated this summer by a WWII tale of love behind enemy lines. But what’s the real story that inspired the film?
SPENDING Christmas in a refugee camp in Indonesia at age 16 taught the former Vietnamese asylum seeker, who now lives in Australia, the true meaning of the festive season.
AS 2016 draws to a close, Carrie Bickmore reveals that what she’ll remember most about the past 12 months was that it was the year she let music back into her life.
FROM Art Deco to Japandi, these are the style trends that made waves this year for The Block guru Neale Whitaker.
As Minister for Justice, Michael Keenan is arguably the politician most crucial to the everyday safety of Australians and yet very few Australians know much about him.
SHE is the Queen’s second eldest grandchild, but Zara Phillips and her husband have forged a life free of palace constraints.
THE Australian tradesman has absolute power, writes Joe Hildebrand. And it’s only made stronger by every other bloke having to pretend he knows what the tradie is talking about.
IN 1999, Max Burt was hit by a fire engine as he drove home from work. He suffered catastrophic injuries which left him severely disabled and in a wheelchair.
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