A child’s ability to have a good education should not depend on their family income or circumstances, The Smith Family believes. Their Learning for Life program is helping children experiencing disadvantage, like Jaidyn Shelby, to reach their full potential
Parenting is hard enough but there’s one thing mums do that they can’t forgive themselves.
From feeling like ‘a big, fake pretender’ to winning a coveted Gold Logie, Grant Denyer has done the hard yards and still comes out smiling as he celebrates 25 years in television.
Frances Whiting’s position on New Years Resolutions is firm. Don’t make any. Instead, she makes a ‘remotely achievable’ list.
They may be ridiculed in many ways but the classic Aussie bogan is too often misunderstood, writes Nikki Osborne.
I’ve busted my arse for the past 20 years to work towards this dream and I’ve never been quite so miserable and disillusioned in my life, writes Nikki Osborne.
Frances Whiting’s marriage has survived 22 years, two children, career changes, house moves, home renovations, and some gut wrenching moments.
Karens everywhere, ruining people’s days in a proud display of recreational outrage. But why do people become Karens? I have a theory, writes Nikki Osborne.
Attention tennis fans: these are the Aussie up-and-comers rising up the world rankings. The young guns reveal their dreams, the heroes they’ve modelled their games on and their secret weapons ahead of the AO.
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.
John Peers and Matt Ebden netted gold in Paris in the best Olympic result for Australian tennis in 28 years. Four months later, these super dads are still cherishing that historic victory.
Tom Sweeney has reached the highest rank in international tennis umpiring since “helping out” at a tournament aged 16, with the lure of a free lunch. He reveals what it takes to officiate the sport’s biggest names.
The ocean speaks to us more strongly somewhere between the last showering of spring and the first slam of summer heat.
If you’re one of those people who buy kids toys for Christmas without the batteries included you should be punished, don’t do it, writes Nikki Osborne.
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