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Can a family overcome infidelity? How to navigate the betrayal

Can a family overcome infidelity? How to navigate the betrayal

After rock star Dave Grohl’s shock disclosure of fathering a child outside his marriage, what advice can psychologists offer families dealing with infidelity?

  • by Frances Howe

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I’m getting married. Should I keep a separate bank account?

I’m getting married. Should I keep a separate bank account?

There are two common ways to approach marriage and money. Each has its advantages.

  • by Paridhi Jain
‘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 don’t know why she’s stuck around’: Surviving the Dark Emu fallout

‘I don’t know why she’s stuck around’: Surviving the Dark Emu fallout

Bruce Pascoe and Lyn Harwood have built houses, battled bushfires, weathered a media storm, separated from each other and – finally – reunited.

  • by Lenny Ann Low
Tattoo of us against the world: Australia’s ‘well-oiled’ micro-wedding machine

Tattoo of us against the world: Australia’s ‘well-oiled’ micro-wedding machine

Australian couples are trading traditional white weddings for matching tattoos, a handful of guests and rock and roll.

  • by Cassandra Morgan
The September 1 Edition
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Sunday Life

The September 1 Edition

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

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‘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
Idealism or exploitation? The online ‘tradwives’ doing everything to please their husbands

Idealism or exploitation? The online ‘tradwives’ doing everything to please their husbands

A wave of young women portray a marriage ideal that includes submitting to and serving their husbands. But the movement has prompted warnings from former “traditional wives” that the lifestyle puts women at risk of poverty.

  • by Wendy Tuohy
The August 31 Edition
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Good Weekend

The August 31 Edition

Missy Higgins on music, marriage and midlife | The magic of mongrels | The Australian sculptor carving his way to Italy

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‘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
All Genevieve Lemon knew about her first kiss was his name

All Genevieve Lemon knew about her first kiss was his name

The actor recalls the important men in her life.

  • by Robyn Dorieian