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The ADHD tax costs Australians more than $20 billion annually.

Opinion

Healthcare

Yes, an ‘ADHD tax’ is a real thing. I know because I pay it every day

We work and strive to live normal lives. But our financial, workplace, education and legal systems are all designed for neurotypical people. And that comes at a price.

by Caroline Zielinski

Grudges can start anywhere, but they’re rarely worth holding on to.

Mental health

Grudges seriously harm our health. Here are four ways to let them go

by Juli Fraga

The Palm House and formal gardens surrounding it.

London

The world’s largest collection of living plants is an extraordinary place

by Brian Johnston

Young travellers can’t go wild overseas any more

Opinion

Tips & advice

Young travellers can’t go wild overseas any more

by Ben Groundwater

Having trouble finding the bandwidth to circle back with the boss who speaks in corporate riddles? You’re not alone.

Got a Minute?

My boss talks in corporate-speak riddles. Am I obliged to join in?

by Kirstin Ferguson

Health & wellness

Caffeine improves alertness and energy levels.

Coffee

Are there health benefits to delaying your morning coffee? It depends

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by Alice Callahan

If you have sore muscles, heat can provide instant relief.

Fitness

The best way to use heat on sore muscles, according to experts

by Emma Yasinski

The ADHD tax costs Australians more than $20 billion annually.

Opinion

Healthcare

Yes, an ‘ADHD tax’ is a real thing. I know because I pay it every day

by Caroline Zielinski

Sunday Life

‘Dark chocolate, a chamomile tea and some CBD oil’: An artist’s day on a plate

by Nicole Economos

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Fashion

Rupert Murdoch and Elena Zhukova during their wedding ceremony at his vineyard estate California on June 1.

Rupert Murdoch

The verdict on Rupert Murdoch’s wedding sneakers: ‘I do’ or ‘I don’t’?

by Damien Woolnough

Lila Moss has inherited the looks of her mum, Kate Moss, as well as her designer wardrobe.

Opinion

Style

Nepo babies come in many shapes, but fashion nepo babies are the worst of all

by Wendy Syfret

Sunday Life

‘When I got married, I wore the same dress I wore on our first date’: Author Bri Lee

by Georgie Gordon

Life & relationships

Sunday Life

It’s not just office romances that cause heartbreak at work

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by Jill Valentine

Having trouble finding the bandwidth to circle back with the boss who speaks in corporate riddles? You’re not alone.

Got a Minute?

My boss talks in corporate-speak riddles. Am I obliged to join in?

by Kirstin Ferguson

Grudges can start anywhere, but they’re rarely worth holding on to.

Mental health

Grudges seriously harm our health. Here are four ways to let them go

by Juli Fraga

Elyne Le Faou in Melbourne.

Opinion

Sociology

As a visiting Frenchwoman, I find Australian men to be not at all what I expected

by Elyne Le Faou

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Parenting

Twenty minutes is all it takes: The sweet spot where kids’ boredom turns to play

by Lauren Ironmonger

There are health benefits to seeing (and smelling) our friends.

Friendship

Why seeing our friends in person is the best choice for our health

by Marta Zaraska

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Beauty

Have women been shortchanged when it comes to shaving? These founders think so.

Trends

Nearly every beauty product has had a ‘glow-up’. Now, it’s shaving’s turn

by Melissa Singer

Microscopic molecules released by food, flowers, fragrance – anything with a scent – stimulate these sensory cells and send messages to the brain.

Sunday Life

As a beauty editor, these are my top five fragrances I always recommend

by Stephanie Darling

Skincare

Demand for prescription skincare is on the rise. But do you really need it?

by Lauren Ironmonger

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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