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Hamish Blake met Zoë Foster when she was a beauty editor for a women’s magazine.

The thing that made Hamish Blake fall for his wife, Zoë Foster Blake

The TV host also shares his earlier heartbreaks, including a surprising decision.

  • Robyn Doreian

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Working from home meant the number of people using parents to care for their children has fallen.

Can two career-driven parents both make it work? This could be the solution

Balancing family and career is like a dance.

  • Jamila Rizvi
We’ve seen the tear-soaked TV reunions on windy beaches, but my reality was different.

I thought finding my father would be a TV-style reunion. Far from it

I knew we had a silent phone number because of him but wasn’t sure why.

  • Sarah Clutton

After Port Arthur, Walter Mikac found a ‘superpower’. He’s sharing it with Izzy

Isabella was born five years after the tragedy in which Walter’s first two daughters and their mother were killed.

  • Amanda Hooton
In between ‘What’s that?’ and ‘Where are we going?’ comes a line of inquiry designed to cause an existential crisis.

The one question my son asks me that I simply cannot answer

In between ‘What’s that?’ and ‘Where are we going?’ comes a line of inquiry designed to cause an existential crisis.

  • Thomas Mitchell

‘I’ll never live that down’: SA’s premier on tricky photo shoots – and trickier votes

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas on why he’s a good and bad Catholic, a vote he still struggles with – and those shirtless photos.

  • Benjamin Law
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Despite ‘different interests’, these mates have had coffee every Sunday for 15 years

Same time, same table, same order: Ian and Scott met through their wives decades ago. Without ever planning ahead, they catch up over flat whites each week.

  • Susan Horsburgh
You’ve got male: Billy Bob Thornton in Landman; Alan Ritchson in Reacher; and Kevin Costner in Yellowstone.

Hypermasculine, but not toxic. Explaining the rise of ‘Dad TV’

Shows such as Reacher, Landman and Yellowstone are bringing a new kind of masculinity to the screen – and finding a global audience.

  • Louise Rugendyke

After her father’s death, Sophie visited a random town, and discovered a surprise

Having always believed that spiritual energy surrounds us all, Sophie felt her father was guiding her.

  • Kellie Floyd

‘I love being a man, but it’s tough at times’: Harry Garside

“We don’t have the same emotional support systems as women,” says the 27-year-old boxer.

  • Jane Rocca

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