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Middle-class women are doing DIY divorce – but it could cost them

Middle-class women are doing DIY divorce – but it could cost them

Women who don’t qualify for legal aid but don’t have the cash to pay family lawyers are “falling through the cracks”, accepting do-it-yourself settlements.

  • by Wendy Tuohy

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My father brought his new fiancée into our home. This is how my mum and I coped

My father brought his new fiancée into our home. This is how my mum and I coped

According to my mother, it is possible to put jealousy aside for love.

  • by Laura Woollett
Ian Thorpe: ‘If I find the right person, I do plan to settle down’

Ian Thorpe: ‘If I find the right person, I do plan to settle down’

“My upbringing is very focused around family and I’d like to take part in that if it happens for me.”

  • by Jane Rocca
‘There was a conversation he wanted to have, but no way to have it’

‘There was a conversation he wanted to have, but no way to have it’

Amid ongoing debate about the Voice, my father is losing his.

  • by Pip WIlliams
Romance isn’t quite dead in our house. We like to watch

Romance isn’t quite dead in our house. We like to watch

In fact, romance is streaming episodically into our lounge room. Who needs to go out for date night?

  • by Julie Power
Neighbourhood namesakes
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Neighbourhood namesakes

The hills are alive with the sound of Terry.

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A topsy-turvy approach to gunplay
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A topsy-turvy approach to gunplay

Escort gets fired-up.

My father and my sister died within months of each other. This is what I did next

My father and my sister died within months of each other. This is what I did next

The realisation that I’d never be able to hear their voices again led to what you might call my “a-ha” moment.

  • by Dimity Brassil
Children’s mental health is worsening. Where is the minister for primary kids?

Children’s mental health is worsening. Where is the minister for primary kids?

Bek desperately wants to see her 12-year-old son succeed, but he suffers from debilitating anxiety and has barely been to class for three terms.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
By pulling away from my mother, I could rub the stain of her difference from my skin

By pulling away from my mother, I could rub the stain of her difference from my skin

Growing up, Nina Wilton felt pressured to lean into her whiteness and away from her Asian heritage – until she was able to discover who she really was.

  • by Nina Wilton
‘You must tell no one’: The secret Brendan’s dad wanted kept for a lifetime

‘You must tell no one’: The secret Brendan’s dad wanted kept for a lifetime

Brendan was nearly 30 when he finally tracked down his biological mother. Then came an even more stunning revelation.

  • by Brendan Watkins