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Applying a hot compress can help ease the pain and itching of ingrown hairs.

Hair

Ingrown hairs can be a pain. Here’s how to prevent them

They may be common, but they don’t have to be an ongoing issue.

by Erica Sweeney

The writer on the dirtbag trail: Trail running involves as much walking as running.

Opinion

Trends

In appealing to the rich, has trail running lost its dirtbag spirit?

by Sarah Berry

The Duchess of Cambridge wearing an emerald metallic silk Falconetti dress by The Vampire’s Wife in March, 2020.

Luxury fashion

A fashion label beloved by Princess Catherine and Cate Blanchett is closing down

by India McTaggart

Caregiving isn’t easy, regardless of how much you love the person you’re caring for.

Mental health

How to care for yourself while you’re caring for an ageing parent

by Louisa Kamps

Nydadol Nyuon addressing students at Kakuma Secondary School in Kenya.

Sunday Life

After 20 years, I returned to the Kenyan refugee camp I’d left for a new life

by Nyadol Nyuon

Health & wellness

The writer on the dirtbag trail: Trail running involves as much walking as running.

Opinion

Trends

In appealing to the rich, has trail running lost its dirtbag spirit?

by Sarah Berry

Dementia Australia Research Foundation has made huge strides in its 25 years.

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The enduring impact of Dementia Australia Research Foundation

by Cameron Bayley

There are many reasons why antibiotics are prescribed.

Health

Do you really need those antibiotics? Experts weigh in

by Anna Gibbs

Sunday Life

‘You fail to meet your calcium needs’: Where this general manager’s diet falls short

by Nicole Economos

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Fashion

The Duchess of Cambridge wearing an emerald metallic silk Falconetti dress by The Vampire’s Wife in March, 2020.

Luxury fashion

A fashion label beloved by Princess Catherine and Cate Blanchett is closing down

by India McTaggart

The Age, News/Fashion. Stephanie Fernandez-Nadinic, founder of Onte with her dog Harry. for a story on alternative retail spaces . Pic Simon Schluter 10 May 2024

Fashion retail

The most fashionable new shopfront has a twist: It isn’t a store at all

by Melissa Singer

Sunday Life

‘Bedazzled everything’: Why this model can’t get enough of early-2000s fashion

by Georgie Gordon

Life & relationships

Baby Reindeer recounts the tale of a chance meeting that quickly escalates into stalking.

Opinion

Real life

When I had a Baby Reindeer experience, I resolved to find my stalker

by Damien Nowicki

We deepen our connection and trust with the people we love by offering them private information.

Opinion

Sunday Life

I used to love being told a secret, but now I don’t really care

by Kerri Sackville

Caregiving isn’t easy, regardless of how much you love the person you’re caring for.

Mental health

How to care for yourself while you’re caring for an ageing parent

by Louisa Kamps

The Ideas line-up at Vivid Sydney 2024 is enlightening in every sense.

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How to spend a truly enlightening winter in Sydney

by Cameron Bayley

Food is the ultimate expression of diversity and connection at the same time.

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Shared plates, shared humanity

by Renata Gortan

Melbourne after COVID

They say nothing good happens after 2am, and I’m beginning to think they’re right

by Genevieve Novak

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Beauty

Applying a hot compress can help ease the pain and itching of ingrown hairs.

Hair

Ingrown hairs can be a pain. Here’s how to prevent them

by Erica Sweeney

Sunday Life

How does an $8.50 mascara compare to a $69 one? The truth about luxe beauty

by Stephanie Darling

Lighten up! Bleached and skinnier brows are back.

Sunday Life

Skinnier, lighter eyebrows are back, but with a modern twist

by Stephanie Darling

Style

Supermodel Kaia Gerber opens the Valentino autumn 23 haute couture show in blue jeans; Cindy Crawford in denim cut-off jeans for Pepsi in 1992.

Trends

Luxury designers are breaking the denim ceiling with $39,000 jeans

by Damien Woolnough

Model Kristena Seedwell wears a selection of Michael Hill’s new range of lab-grown diamond jewellery at the company’s head office in Brisbane.

Jewellery

‘More bang for your buck’: Lab-grown diamonds are going luxe

by Damien Woolnough

Haulier designer, Jeremy Hershan with Dylan Leadley-Watkins modelling the shorts and blazer trend at the Haulier store in Paddington, Sydney.

Menswear

The tradie trend that’s taken off: It’s leg day every day in shorts

by Damien Woolnough

Luxury fashion

If not Dior, what’s next for Meghan?

by Damien Woolnough

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