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The overlooked and underrated tropical holidays that are not Bali

The overlooked and underrated tropical holidays that are not Bali

This is where you should go to get far away from the hustle and bustle of our favourite tourist destination.

  • by Craig Tansley

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Leeanna Walsman: ‘I look in the mirror and I see how old I am’

Leeanna Walsman: ‘I look in the mirror and I see how old I am’

The 44-year-old actor may have been working for three decades, but she says every new job feels like the first.

  • by Lenny Ann Low
My mother told me she’d bumped herself on the door. I wanted to believe her

My mother told me she’d bumped herself on the door. I wanted to believe her

I knew something was very wrong, but I could not ask for the truth.

  • by Seana Smith
How to feel happier in one day, according to a therapist

How to feel happier in one day, according to a therapist

Mental health treatment isn’t just about limiting negative feelings, it’s also about boosting joy.

  • by Jenny Taitz
Can I spring-clean my brain? I don’t need to know Australian explorers
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Spectrum

Can I spring-clean my brain? I don’t need to know Australian explorers

It would be a Marie Kondo clean-up for my head.

  • by Richard Glover
My friend’s big heart gave out. In the end, he still called the shots

My friend’s big heart gave out. In the end, he still called the shots

We’d promised to catch up more often, but it wasn’t to be.

  • by Anson Cameron
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You’d be surprised what women talk about at mothers’ groups, especially men
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Motherhood

You’d be surprised what women talk about at mothers’ groups, especially men

As our children grew, our mum’s group conversation changed, but the bonds of friendship did not.

  • by Jo Stubbings
Our favourite tree turned out to be my ‘worst garden nightmare’. We had to get rid of it
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Gardening

Our favourite tree turned out to be my ‘worst garden nightmare’. We had to get rid of it

It was already 20 metres and the tree would keep growing like nobody’s business, sucking up other plants’ sunlight, water and nutrients. We called in the arborists.

  • by Kate Halfpenny
Simple ways to support your cause into the future

Simple ways to support your cause into the future

There are a number of ways to make a difference. Some that won’t take much of your time, others that won’t take much of your money — and one in particular that will leave a lasting legacy.

  • by Josephine Parsons
Is Australia’s healthcare system letting new dads down?

Is Australia’s healthcare system letting new dads down?

For Simon Pryce, the children’s entertainer better known as the Red Wiggle, becoming a father changed everything.

  • by Katie Cunningham
Why early spring flowers should be on every gardener’s wish list

Why early spring flowers should be on every gardener’s wish list

They might be fleeting, but they add beauty and biodiversity.

  • by Megan Backhouse