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She wants to roam the planet. He wants to stay put and save it. Which argument flies?
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She wants to roam the planet. He wants to stay put and save it. Which argument flies?

Let her scratch that travel itch, writes our Modern Guru.

  • by Danny Katz

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On an early date, Sammy introduced Rachael to his sport. Now, he’s her Olympic coach
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On an early date, Sammy introduced Rachael to his sport. Now, he’s her Olympic coach

Olympic breaker Rachael Gunn needs Samuel Free to be her husband some days, her coach others. The two aren’t always the same.

  • by Kimberly Gillan
As the child of immigrants, I feel a loss for experiences my son will never have
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As the child of immigrants, I feel a loss for experiences my son will never have

I knew my partner and I were on the same page about raising children, but I didn’t anticipate the impossibility of giving my son full access to my culture and the opportunity to embrace his heritage.

  • by Zoya Patel
What makes for a good husband? It’s the small things
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What makes for a good husband? It’s the small things

At a time when almost half of Australian marriages end in divorce, TV presenter Richard Hammond has some smart advice for men. And it’s got nothing to do with a sexy hotel stay or a Zamel’s catalogue.

  • by Kate Halfpenny
After Lynn’s murder conviction, all I can think about is the families left behind

After Lynn’s murder conviction, all I can think about is the families left behind

Amid all the sensational details of a case that gripped many of us for four years, I can’t stop thinking about one thing: those left to pick up the pieces.

  • by Kate Halfpenny
The couple risking it all to perform a portrait of marital hell

The couple risking it all to perform a portrait of marital hell

Offspring star Kat Stewart and her husband, David Whiteley, are bringing Edward Albee’s classic play about marital mayhem to the big stage.

  • by Karl Quinn
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Toby gaslighted his wife and manipulated her. Then he crossed a sacred line

Toby gaslighted his wife and manipulated her. Then he crossed a sacred line

It might be a night in a cell or the threat of losing their family, but sometimes violent and controlling men want to change. Unfortunately, help is hard to find.

  • by Jordan Baker
‘It’s borderline crazy’: The feat that leaves this coach in awe of his athlete wife
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‘It’s borderline crazy’: The feat that leaves this coach in awe of his athlete wife

They both lost limbs through tragic accidents – now, former gold-medal sprinter Scott Reardon coaches his fellow Paralympian wife, long-jumper Vanessa Low.

  • by Jane Cadzow
Know a man who has recently separated? It might be worth checking in

Know a man who has recently separated? It might be worth checking in

One man came to my office to describe returning from a FIFO swing to an empty house. Furniture gone – wife and kids, too. That was the start of his new life.

  • by Lisanne Iriks
‘It comes with its own set of risks’: When married couples are also workmates

‘It comes with its own set of risks’: When married couples are also workmates

Blurred boundaries, relaxed communication and high emotions; three women speak about the benefits – and challenges – of working with a loved one.

  • by Dilvin Yasa
Rob Schneider on working with Sharon Stone: ‘Her beauty intimidated me’

Rob Schneider on working with Sharon Stone: ‘Her beauty intimidated me’

“When I later met supermodels, I remember thinking, ‘I just don’t know what I would do in a relationship with that’,” says the 60-year-old comedian.

  • by Robyn Doreian