Lifestyle
Life & relationships
The way you think about luck is wrong
It’s possible to enhance the amount of luck you experience in life. Here’s how.
- by Samera Kamaleddine
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How ‘going green’ became the issue that unites the royals
For decades, the Prince of Wales has been an eco champion - now his family is following suit.
- by Guy Kelly
Opinion
Life in Lockdown
Who are you going to be after we get out of lockdown?
Emerging back into society we’ve been presented with an opportunity few will ever have: we get to completely reinvent ourselves.
- by Alice Clarke
Opinion
Sunday Life
There’s only so much bandwidth in our brains and mine is full
This would be why I turned up to an appointment a whole 24 hours early, and why I’ve lost my wallet – inside my house.
- by Jo Stanley
Your Weekly Horoscope for October 17-24
Free weekly horoscope for each star sign. From October, we’ll no longer be publishing daily horoscopes. Instead, you can find a weekly forecast in life, love and career from renowned Astrologer Hedy Damari right here every Sunday.
- by Hedy Damari
Maison d’être: the Aussie MP who swapped politics for a grand French château
Quitting Victorian politics at 40, Tim Holding wanted a new career. Renovating an 18th-century mansion wasn’t in the plan – now it’s his mission.
- by Melissa Fyfe
The tricky business of airing privilege in the office
When talking about what you did on the weekend is concealing your happiness better for everyone?
- by Anson Cameron
Opinion
Real life
Enfolding grief within the joy of life
Losing someone you love concentrates the mind and heart on the value of each year, of every birthday, of every joyous experience.
- by Kate Halfpenny
For me, there’s a golden opportunity in the mask mandate
There is an upside to this ‘new normal’: we can show kids how a very minor inconvenience can translate into a significant difference for someone else.
- by Amelia Lester
Two minutes with Danny Katz: Is a free newspaper worth the guilty cost?
Buying a house is expensive, so I can understand why home buyers might think they’re entitled to keep any unexpected extras that come with it.
- by Danny Katz
‘Reserve’ judgment: the meaningless word on a wine label
If you assumed wines with “reserve” on the label were of especially high quality, you’d be mistaken. In Australia, there are no laws that govern its use.
- by Huon Hooke