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‘Where they should be’: Children orphaned in Christmas Day crash to stay in WA home town

‘Where they should be’: Children orphaned in Christmas Day crash to stay in WA home town

The generosity of strangers has helped three children return to as normal a life as possible after one of Western Australia’s most horrific tragedies.

  • by Daile Cross and Ashtyn Hiron

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Shaming new mothers isn’t working. The medical profession needs to change its tune
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Shaming new mothers isn’t working. The medical profession needs to change its tune

Pressuring new mums to breastfeed while failing to provide adequate support has created a recipe for unnecessary disaster for too many women.

  • by Emily Cook
I lapped Australia in a caravan and signed a book deal in the same year

I lapped Australia in a caravan and signed a book deal in the same year

As I set off on the adventure of a lifetime, I never dreamed my writing career was also set to soar.

  • by Claire van Ryn
‘I would not have coped’: New mums the victims in war over care

‘I would not have coped’: New mums the victims in war over care

It seems a bit cruel to make new mums go home so suddenly with little or no support.

‘Lonely onlys’? No longer: How single-child families are busting myths

‘Lonely onlys’? No longer: How single-child families are busting myths

The proportion of Australian families with one child has doubled in the past 35 years – nuking stereotypes along the way.

  • by Konrad Marshall and Melissa Singer
Even though I lived in the shadow of my mother’s illness, her death left me dazed

Even though I lived in the shadow of my mother’s illness, her death left me dazed

The ambulance was often there when I came home from school, but this day was different.

  • by Rachel Louise Snyder
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‘I have been silent for so many years’: The revelation Joasia never expected

‘I have been silent for so many years’: The revelation Joasia never expected

A mother never felt that her Holocaust-survivor parents loved her. Then came a letter from Canada.

  • by Karen Kirsten
Sandeep’s wife died after giving birth to twins. He still doesn’t know why
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Sandeep’s wife died after giving birth to twins. He still doesn’t know why

Monika Sandeep was rushed back to hospital the day after she was discharged. More than three litres of watery blood was drained from her abdomen. Her husband wants answers.

  • by Holly Thompson
The July 9 Edition
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The July 9 Edition

This week Pia Miranda reveals how becoming famous in her 20s didn’t lead to a secure career path. But more than two decades on, at 50, she’s back on top.

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‘Kids’ parties became just another excuse to have a drink’

‘Kids’ parties became just another excuse to have a drink’

For Australian women, binge-drinking during adulthood is often a habit that starts in adolescence. Ahead, three women reveal the moment they knew it was time to make a change.

  • by Elli Jacobs
Pia Miranda: ‘I was incredibly famous but still struggling to pay my rent’

Pia Miranda: ‘I was incredibly famous but still struggling to pay my rent’

The actor’s career didn’t go to plan after her breakout role in Looking for Alibrandi, but now aged 50, she’s back on top.

  • by Jane Rocca