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Are different political opinions a relationship deal-breaker?

Are different political opinions a relationship deal-breaker?

Being on different sides of the political fence doesn’t have to mean the end of a relationship.

  • by Emily Kaine

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What is medium talk and how do you master it?

What is medium talk and how do you master it?

Navigating the conversational grey area between small talk and deeper conversations can be tricky. Here’s how to do it.

  • by Lauren Ironmonger
Buy shares, take a swim, and all the other things I’d tell my younger self
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Real life

Buy shares, take a swim, and all the other things I’d tell my younger self

When I look back at photos of my sweet chubby teenage face it’s like I’m looking at an entirely different person. Imagine if you could turn back time and give that person some advice.

  • by Kate Halfpenny
Perth psychologist struck off over sex with vulnerable clients

Perth psychologist struck off over sex with vulnerable clients

Antonio Graneri was banned from practising for nine years after having sex with patients in his office, including one encounter immediately after a woman’s marriage counselling session.

  • by Rebecca Peppiatt
It’s never too late to reconnect with your sibling. Here’s how

It’s never too late to reconnect with your sibling. Here’s how

If Noel and Liam Gallagher can reconcile, almost anyone can. Here are some expert tips on how to bury the hatchet with a sibling.

  • by Nell Geraets
Want to test your friendships? I have devised the perfect formula

Want to test your friendships? I have devised the perfect formula

I call it the “shopping mall test” and it helps protect my future self from aggravation.

  • by Kerri Sackville
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Have you ever been shushed? It’s humiliating and now I know why
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Real life

Have you ever been shushed? It’s humiliating and now I know why

The dinner with my family and girlfriend was going perfectly, and then a few stern words from the waiter ruined everything.

  • by Roby D'Ottavi
I’ve treated too many men like Pelicot to be horrified by the French mass rape
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Crime

I’ve treated too many men like Pelicot to be horrified by the French mass rape

As a forensic psychologist, I have encountered many sexual predators. All found ways to justify their acts. Conversations about consent and “rape culture” would not have prevented these horrific crimes.

  • by Ahona Guha
Why are older people missing from our conversations about internet addiction?

Why are older people missing from our conversations about internet addiction?

Conversations around technology – and its potential harms – often focus on our youth. But what about the growing number of digitally connected older adults?

  • by Lauren Ironmonger
Family game night made me realise I have more in common with the royals than I thought

Family game night made me realise I have more in common with the royals than I thought

The truth is, we all know a family like the Middletons. But not only do I know one of these families – I am in one.

  • by Shona Hendley
What surviving a car accident taught me about life

What surviving a car accident taught me about life

Once I realised that I couldn’t do a single thing to stop what was about to happen, I became overwhelmingly calm, tranquil even.

  • by Wendy Squires

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