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Jesus’ sense of humour shines in his parables
Opinion
Religion

Jesus’ sense of humour shines in his parables

The message of Jesus came in story form, often with a side dose of humour.

  • by Jim Pilmer

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The triple zero call that captured a miraculous one in 80,000 birth
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The triple zero call that captured a miraculous one in 80,000 birth

Anja and Ryan Adams were racing down the Princes Highway when they had to pull over. Their son Soli couldn't wait any longer.

Six relationship resolutions to make for better sex and intimacy in 2025

Six relationship resolutions to make for better sex and intimacy in 2025

Relationships experts share the one resolution they recommend for couples looking for greater connection and intimacy.

  • by Catherine Pearson
You don’t have to leave your home to make the most of your holiday

You don’t have to leave your home to make the most of your holiday

With these helpful tips, you’ll have as good a time as the people who can afford a real trip.

  • by Richard Glover
I was glad to help the ocean novice, but then I learnt her secret

I was glad to help the ocean novice, but then I learnt her secret

Sal’s confidence picked up as quickly as her swimming speed. But there was a reason she left me in her wake.

  • by Anson Cameron
I have daggy hobbies, but there are some you should seriously never adopt
Opinion
Wellbeing

I have daggy hobbies, but there are some you should seriously never adopt

On paper, my hobbies mostly mark me out as either an early settler or massive dag. Tapestry, for one. But some pursuits should be left to the experts.

  • by Kate Halfpenny
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Sophie and her ex broke up five years ago. They’ve been sharing their dog ever since

Sophie and her ex broke up five years ago. They’ve been sharing their dog ever since

Who gets the dog in a break-up? For some, shared canine custody is the only solution.

  • by Patrick Lenton
Dementia has taken many of my grandma’s memories. Today, we connect through play
Opinion
Dementia

Dementia has taken many of my grandma’s memories. Today, we connect through play

There are many things I will never know about my grandma. But we can still delight together in the twists and turns of her mind.

  • by Lauren Ironmonger
‘She was crying uncontrollably’: What not to do when consoling someone who’s grieving

‘She was crying uncontrollably’: What not to do when consoling someone who’s grieving

Josephine lost her daughter to suicide. Ashton’s mother was murdered. Here’s what they wish people would never say to those who are grieving.

  • by Cassandra Morgan
Yes, dogs really are talking to their owners. And yours can too

Yes, dogs really are talking to their owners. And yours can too

Some dog owners swear by “communication buttons” that help their dogs ask for treats, walks and extra love.

  • by Flic Everett
Is your teen a ‘TC’? What parents need to know about the popular group

Is your teen a ‘TC’? What parents need to know about the popular group

Every parent wants their child to be liked, but there are good and bad types of popularity, say experts.

  • by Shona Hendley

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