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I’ve had this feeling before. It’s called contentment. Will it last?

I’ve had this feeling before. It’s called contentment. Will it last?

I’m booked and busy, and can happily say that I’m not aspiring to anything more.

  • by Brodie Lancaster

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Who hasn’t cheated? I have. So why do we mock the Coldplaygate couple?

Who hasn’t cheated? I have. So why do we mock the Coldplaygate couple?

I live in real life, not on the Jumbotron. Like many others, I’ve been betrayed and a betrayer. I know what those early days feel like.

  • by Kate Halfpenny
We’re in for a long hot summer. It’s time now to grow your own shade

We’re in for a long hot summer. It’s time now to grow your own shade

Looking forward to lazy days in the shade? Start planting now to manage the blazing sun and keep your cool.

  • by Megan Backhouse
Do decluttering methods work? An expert’s guide to the most popular

Do decluttering methods work? An expert’s guide to the most popular

KonMari, Swedish death cleaning, DOOM – every few months a new decluttering method hits the headlines. But do they work? A professional organiser delivers her verdict.

  • by Robyn Willis
Downsizing has its upsides. ‘It’s the best move we’ve ever made’

Downsizing has its upsides. ‘It’s the best move we’ve ever made’

When the large family home no longer suited her lifestyle, Jane Caro knew what to do.

  • by Jane Caro
Why ‘inconvenient’ friendships may be the best kind

Why ‘inconvenient’ friendships may be the best kind

There’s a powerful bond with mates who’ve known you since childhood.

  • by Jamila Rizvi
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Four years ago, Genny’s brother went fishing but never came home. She still doesn’t know why
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Four years ago, Genny’s brother went fishing but never came home. She still doesn’t know why

Thousands of people go missing in Australia each year. Those they leave behind experience “ambiguous loss” - grief with no clear end.

  • by Shona Hendley
Practising ‘relationship skills’ – and other ‘bomb-drop’ advice for desperate parents

Practising ‘relationship skills’ – and other ‘bomb-drop’ advice for desperate parents

Caught in the middle of a kiddie meltdown? A new breed of educators on social media is delivering help for mums and dads feeling out of their depth.

  • by Sarah Berry
I was knocked back for a job because I’m gay. How can I stop this happening to someone else?

I was knocked back for a job because I’m gay. How can I stop this happening to someone else?

Discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in the workplace is a breach of Australian workplace law, yet it persists. There are several ways to deal with it, says Dr Kirstin Ferguson.

  • by Kirstin Ferguson
Kiss Cam whammy made us chuckle, but it has triggered my bonk ban fixation

Kiss Cam whammy made us chuckle, but it has triggered my bonk ban fixation

Workplace romances are almost always a bad idea. I’ve observed my share of HR (human relations) disasters.

  • by Jenna Price
Why Charli XCX’s registry wedding is so on point right now

Why Charli XCX’s registry wedding is so on point right now

The pop singer’s ceremony in a London town hall at the weekend is reflective of a broader trend in the wedding industry – smaller, simpler, more modest affairs. Everything the Bezos wedding was not.

  • by Lauren Ironmonger

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