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“I don’t know when to tell my future employers I am having a baby.”

Got a Minute?

I’m pregnant and applying for a new job. Should I tell?

Finding the right moment to tell anyone you are having a baby – let alone telling a new boss – is tough, but Dr Kirstin Ferguson says there are a few things to consider in deciding whether to share the news.

by Dr Kirstin Ferguson

Rub your hands together until they feel warm. Then cup your hands over your closed eyes for a few moments.

Ageing

How effective is eye yoga for ‘anti-ageing’ your vision?

by Leah Hardy

Natalie Battaglia, 37, mum of two boys joins a growing number of people taking a break from alcohol. She has a hobby of making mocktails and has her own mocktail site.

Alcohol

The sliding doors moment that led Natalie to ditch booze in lockdown

by Sue Williams

Jessica Fox and Safwan Khalil during the launch at Wylie’s Bath in Sydney.

Tokyo Olympics

Bland or chic? Have your say on our Olympic uniforms

by Melissa Singer

Composites for men’s style piece by Melissa Singer

Style

The silver fox effect: our obsession with men who age well

by Melissa Singer

Health & wellness

Rub your hands together until they feel warm. Then cup your hands over your closed eyes for a few moments.

Ageing

How effective is eye yoga for ‘anti-ageing’ your vision?

by Leah Hardy

Natalie Battaglia, 37, mum of two boys joins a growing number of people taking a break from alcohol. She has a hobby of making mocktails and has her own mocktail site.

Alcohol

The sliding doors moment that led Natalie to ditch booze in lockdown

by Sue Williams

To protect your brain and help reduce your risk of dementia, prioritise your sleep.

Sleep

Sleep six hours or less? Why your risk of dementia may be higher

by Sophie Aubrey

Composite - Anorexia Nervosa. Story is about how eating disorders are emerging in younger and younger children. Mia is now in her early 30s. Mia’s dislike towards her body started at just 6 years old and went on for over 15 years. She remembers always being different to other kids in that she was tall and big boned and although harmless, everyone including adults, would comment about how much bigger she was, and this carried through to her early teens. She grew to understand that if she wanted to be liked she needed to be in a smaller body. This led to over exercising, under eating and the development of Anorexia Nervosa. 14th may 2021. Photo: Edwina Pickles / SH

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Mental health

Eating disorders emerging among children as young as 10

by Caitlin Fitzsimmons

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Fashion

Composites for men’s style piece by Melissa Singer

Style

The silver fox effect: our obsession with men who age well

by Melissa Singer

Black is out in Kathmandu’s new winter range.

Trends

The puffer jacket trend no one saw coming: colour

by Melissa Singer

Trends

The ‘daggy dad’ staple about to make a comeback

by Melissa Singer

Life & relationships

Seth Rogen and Will Smith.

Will Smith

Thanks to Will Smith, the cult of the dad bod continues

by Samantha Selinger-Morris

I burst into tears wondering if either of the dogs was in pain and wishing there was a way they could tell me.

Opinion

Sunday Life

As my dog gets older, am I right to keep prolonging his life?

by Brooke Boney

Grandmother Jeanette Learned with her daughter-in-law Emily Learned (left) and her daughter Fiona Kirsop with their children, from left, Samuel and Medeleine.

Childcare

The many faces of grandma daycare

by Jenna Price

“The sooner you can make having time for yourself a part of your daily routine, the better. And reaching out to others when you need it is a form of self-care.”

Sunday Life

The things I wish I knew before becoming a mother

by Tatyana Leonov

Cheugy

Gen Z

What is ‘cheugy’? Only the latest Gen Z v Millennial tiff

by Sophie Aubrey

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with baby Archie in 2019.

Royal family

Can Harry and Meghan really rewrite their family stories?

by Camilla Tominey

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Beauty

Skincare

Common skincare habits wreaking havoc on your skin

by Nicole Economos

Cult beauty products

Trends

What makes these beauty products stand the test of time?

by Samantha Selinger-Morris

Jocelyn Petroni,

Sunday Life

How Jocelyn Petroni keeps her skin hydrated in winter

by Stephanie Darling

Style

Zimmermann FW21 runway. Under STRICT embargo until February 19, 8am. Images: supplied

Trends

In lockdown, will shop: the rise and rise of the $2000 dress

by Melissa Singer

Audrey Hepburn, Burberry, and Priyanka Chopra.

Sunday Life

The most important item in your wardrobe isn’t a little black dress

by Melissa Singer

Stephen Kiprillis

Explainer

Luxury fashion

What makes an ‘it’ bag and why do some people collect them?

by Melissa Singer

Pilates teacher and leggings aficionado Hannah Emmerson.

Trends

Are $100 leggings really worth the cash? It depends on the leggings

by Melissa Singer

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