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‘A bit jealous’: When mum and daughter go to uni at the same time
Two of Us
Good Weekend

‘A bit jealous’: When mum and daughter go to uni at the same time

Titania Henderson was a stay-at-home mum until she returned to study in her 50s. Her daughter Amy checked her essays; now they share a Melbourne studio.

  • by Susan Horsburgh

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Sibling bribery
Opinion
Column 8

Sibling bribery

It’s the price of healthy competition.

‘Once you’re over 40, you can’t stay dating’: Public Enemy’s Chuck D on love

‘Once you’re over 40, you can’t stay dating’: Public Enemy’s Chuck D on love

The American rapper talks about the important women in his life.

  • by Jane Rocca
I’m embracing 3G holidays: three generations, non-stop mandatory activities
Opinion
Opinion

I’m embracing 3G holidays: three generations, non-stop mandatory activities

Unlike some families, who love to splinter into groups or have days alone, for us, the magic lies in everyone sharing every experience. Like it or not.

  • by Kellie Floyd
If you loved me, you wouldn’t leave me, Dad said. But I had no choice
Opinion
Opinion

If you loved me, you wouldn’t leave me, Dad said. But I had no choice

My father and I did not talk of love or grief. But I did not doubt I was loved by this gentle, funny, intelligent man.

  • by Neil Orford
‘A lot of dads bottle things up’: Michael Brunelli on first-time fatherhood

‘A lot of dads bottle things up’: Michael Brunelli on first-time fatherhood

The new dad and former MAFS star talks about surviving the first year of parenthood, and why fathers should be making mental health a priority.

  • by Lorna Gray
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‘Cup of tea?’: The 4am offer that meant so much as a new mum

‘Cup of tea?’: The 4am offer that meant so much as a new mum

On this Father’s Day, Jamila Rizvi raises a cuppa to her devoted dad.

  • by Jamila Rizvi
‘I cry in the pantry’: Missy Higgins nailed teenage angst – now for midlife woes

‘I cry in the pantry’: Missy Higgins nailed teenage angst – now for midlife woes

Mining her adolescent pain propelled Higgins into the hearts of music fans 20 years ago. Following her marriage breakdown, she’s reconnecting with them through song.

  • by Melissa Fyfe
‘We all loved your daddy’: In a country town everyone knows when your father dies

‘We all loved your daddy’: In a country town everyone knows when your father dies

After dad passed away, I discovered more about the man I’d always loved and admired.

  • by Michelle Brasier
Gold medallist Michael Klim: ‘My nickname was Lumpy as I was a chubby kid’

Gold medallist Michael Klim: ‘My nickname was Lumpy as I was a chubby kid’

The Olympic swimmer reminisces about the women who made an impact on his life.

  • by Robyn Doreian
‘Designed to destroy your life’: Markus Zusak on the magic of mongrels

‘Designed to destroy your life’: Markus Zusak on the magic of mongrels

There are times when a hound with boundless enthusiasm can really test your limits – but let’s face it, perfect dogs are boring.

  • by Markus Zusak