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These types of people need to stop killing conversation

These types of people need to stop killing conversation

Very few people know how to nurture a conversation. A lot of people, however, are adept at killing it.

  • by Penny Flanagan

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Can you really maintain a friendship with your ex?
Divorce

Can you really maintain a friendship with your ex?

While it may seem impossible when your relationship breaks down, you can form lasting friendships with your ex.

  • by Evelyn Lewin
The rise of the side hustle has turned social circles into profit pools
Entrepreneur

The rise of the side hustle has turned social circles into profit pools

Network marketing, or multi-level marketing, involves buying into a product and then bringing people into your ‘network’. But not everyone wins.

  • by Thomas Mitchell
The dinner party that changed my life forever
Sex & relationships

The dinner party that changed my life forever

Jacqueline Kent’s first encounter with renowned author Kenneth Cook left her underwhelmed, but their paths would cross again in unexpected ways.

  • by Jacqueline Kent
It's time we stop trying to classify others and just let them be
Opinion
Friendship

It's time we stop trying to classify others and just let them be

You may be right about me just don’t slot me into any boxes.

  • by Wendy Squires
There are ways to deal with the sting of unrequited friendship
Adairs Limited

There are ways to deal with the sting of unrequited friendship

Unrequited friendship can be extremely awkward, and surprisingly painful.

  • by Kerri Sackville
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Men need meaningful friendships, not just mates
Opinion
Opinion

Men need meaningful friendships, not just mates

Men don’t simply need more mates or more talk. They need meaningful friendships and deeper bonds.

  • by Christopher Scanlon
Love thy neighbour? Just 4 per cent of Canberrans socialise in their street
Friendship

Love thy neighbour? Just 4 per cent of Canberrans socialise in their street

A new study has found the state of the ACT's intra-neighbour relations isn't looking too great.

  • by Serena Coady
'Life's too short to have dull conversations'
Sociology

'Life's too short to have dull conversations'

As the new year and summer parties loom, it’s heartening to know that sociability is a skill we can all develop.

  • by Sarah Berry
A request to visiting expats: can the snide comments
Opinion
Opinion

A request to visiting expats: can the snide comments

It feels like the entire million Australians who live overseas have flown home for frenzied catch-ups with those of us lucky enough still to be deemed their friends.

  • by Dom Knight
At Christmas families are hell and a blessing
Opinion
Friendship

At Christmas families are hell and a blessing

There's nothing to like about the festive season ... except, if I'm honest, the best thing of all: family.

  • by Wendy Squires