Friendship
- Two of Us
- Good Weekend
They’d been friends for decades – then they applied for the same job
Addressing “the elephant in the room” ensured nurses and besties Sonia Robinson and Kylie Harwood maintained their 27-year-long friendship.
- Nicole Abadee
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- Two of Us
- Good Weekend
‘How do I get down?’ Torvill and Dean on the highs and lows of their lives
The British figure-skating champions’ near-perfect Winter Olympics performance in 1984 was just one peak in their long partnership.
- Konrad Marshall
Holidaying with a friend should always be fun. Here’s how it’s done
It can be easy to get on each other’s nerves after a long period of time together, but there are ways to make sure you don’t.
- Matt Ford
The chess world is changing. Meet the check mates making all the right moves
Around the world, chess players are making a more social gambit by gathering in spaces not traditionally associated with the cerebral game to forge new connections.
- Lauren Ironmonger
Perth man supports teen with autism to launch game-changing business
The heart-warming local story of a friendship that allowed a young man realise a dream – and go on to help many more people in turn.
I dated a friend. After we broke up, we found a way to be mates again
Musician Marlon Williams is weighing up marriage and children with his current partner, who he’s been dating for a year.
- Jane Rocca
Pregnant in a new country, weeks before my birth the unthinkable happened
As an expat, my “Mum village” didn’t just provide social support away from home. It also saved me.
- Saman Shad
- Modern Guru
- Good Weekend
Oh, my gourd? My neighbours’ pumpkin is growing on my side of the fence
This comes under the classification of vegetative nuisance, writes our Modern Guru. Stub your toe against a pumpkin and you’re likely to agree.
- Danny Katz
Six small (but effective) ways to connect with your neighbours
Good relationships with your neighbours have real benefits. These small, low-risk ideas are easy to execute, but the payoffs are substantial.
- Robyn Willis
When it comes to grieving an old friend, there is no rule book
Familiar rituals can strike the wrong chord when saying goodbye to a significant other who’s not a spouse, a lover or a family member.
- Ian Cuthbertson
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