Lifestyle
Life & relationships
Australia, who the bloody hell are we?
Up north, they have a pretty dim view of Australia.
- by Anson Cameron
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I let my kids watch horror movies. Have I scarred them for life?
Experts say the decision to let a child watch a scary movie should go beyond film classifications.
- by Shona Hendley
Eargasms! The upsurge in audio erotica – and where to find it
Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.
- by Melissa Fyfe, Nicole Abadee, Melissa Singer, Sharon Bradley and Jill Dupleix
Glow or no? A divorced mate wants a secret spray-tan from me
Our Modern Guru has been inspired to write an erotic fiction novel about this scenario.
- by Danny Katz
A ‘quilted monstrosity’ no longer: The fashion snobs embracing the puffer jacket
Often dismissed as a “sign of defeat”, that essential winter coat is having a moment.
- by Damien Woolnough and Anna-Lisa Backlund
Ned Kelly’s childhood home offers a lesson on historic gardens
Your garden might not date back to a bushranger, but it can still honour what has come before.
- by Megan Backhouse
‘We’re so intermeshed’: The art of sharing clothes, shoes – and even a phone
From their Instagram account to wildlife foster care to just one mobile, these artists share everything. In fact, they’ve rarely spent a day apart in 24 years.
- by Melissa Fyfe
Opinion
Sunday Life
From zip-lining to abseiling, my boyfriend took me on a terrifying holiday
Could there be anything less fun than hurtling through thin air held up by a bit of dental floss?
- by Kathy Lette
Opinion
Holidays
I’m going on the trip of a lifetime without my boyfriend. All anyone asks is how he’ll survive without me
Instead of asking about my island hopping in Greece, people seem more interested in how my partner will feed himself.
- by Melissa Mason
Obsessed with celebrity divorces? You’re not alone
From Sofia Vergara to Ariana Grande, there’s a reason we can’t get enough of celebrity break-ups.
- by Remy Tumin
My boss never asks how my weekend was. Why don’t they care about me?
Approaching frustrating situations with a mix of curiosity and empathy is always ideal, says Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
- by Kirstin Ferguson