Life
Not all women want to be mothers and society is finally accepting it
Elizabeth Yuko 5:35 PM Oprah Winfrey, Helen Mirren and Cameron Diaz have spoken about their decisions to remain child-free, which is helping to change the view.
'Every day starts with me not being dead': Jake Bailey, 18, cancer survivor
Amy Croffey 9:17 PM His rousing school speech went viral last year, and now the New Zealander has done it again at the Tour de Cure Snow Ball in Sydney.
It can take a lifetime before you talk about being abused
Polly Dunbar Why Clement Freud's victim only spoke out in her late seventies.
Was Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston's kiss a diversion?
Amy Croffey Coincidentally, the same day the kissing pictures emerged, so too did Kim Kardashian West's claims that Swift was a liar.
The one quality that makes boys far more attractive to girls
Mary Ward An Australian study has found there is one trait which nearly doubles a boy's chance of having close female relationships.
Grandmother, 86, makes Google's day by having manners
May Ashworth writes "please" and "thank you" when she uses the search engine.
Why men underestimate how much women want sex
Jo Hartley It's an age-old stereotype that when it comes to sex, men want it more than women. But are men just missing the signals?
Michelle Obama tells men to 'be better'
Krissah Thompson Be better. Be better at everything. Be better fathers.
Why do we freeze when frightened?
Rachael Sharman Often bystanders cop (unfair) flak for not immediately intervening during an unexpected event such as an assault; but typically people are so shocked they remain rooted to the spot.
Why I'll never post about my relationships on social media again
Alya Mooro My ex-boyfriend and I broke up almost a year ago, but I'm still receiving messages from strangers asking how and why.
Etiquette to meet the Queen: The curtsy is out and kissing was never in
Amy Croffey From shaking hands to social kissing, the former butler to Prince William and Prince Harry walks us through modern manners fit for a queen.
Text neck, mobile phone elbow: digital disabilities are painful and growing
Joanne Cavanaugh Simpson Typing, swiping or tapping, people are stressing an array of muscles, nerves and tendons, movements that might seem minor can wreak havoc.
What bad relationships can do to your health
Sarah Berry A new study, conducted over 20 years, has explored the health consequences of crappy relationships. Researchers found that people whose blood boils regularly with anger are at greater risk of high blood pressure, while those who go cold emotionally better watch their backs.
Hold the orgasm: it's tantra
Madeleine Ryan Tired of "straight up Aussie sex", two women started tantra workshops.
About Last Night: Is love really possible?
Maureen Matthews I remember the Summer of Love. What happened to our idealism?
How sex robots could revolutionise bedtime
Henry Bodkin Plugged in and turned on, how sex robots could revolutionise bedtime
'Phubbing' is not rude any more, it's normal
Catherine Rodie Tapping on your phone while ignoring your lunch companion is just normal: another sign the downfall of Western civilisation is nigh.
The traits that make women more attractive to men
We know that, for many women, if you seduce the mind and you can have the body. But, what about the other way around.
This trait makes men more attractive to women
Sarah Berry Seduce my mind and you can have my body, wrote MD Waters in her novel, Archetype.
Where are all the bisexual men?
Ryan Carey-Mahoney For as long as I can remember, I've needed someone to look up to: a role model. A guiding force. A person who knows exactly what to do and can help me solve all of life's problems, personal, professional or of the "Why can't I get a text back?" variety.
