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Having a sad desk salad? Try taking a real break instead.

Opinion

Work/life balance

Does skipping your lunch break make you a better worker?

The pressure to be constantly available, perpetually productive, and always switched on has become the norm. But the cost of this relentless pace has become clear.

by Téa Angelos

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, released her own range of jams, honey, tea and flower sprinkles, which have sold out in minutes.

Meghan Markle

Honey, jam and flower sprinkles: Meghan’s As Ever range sells out in 30 minutes

by India McTaggart and Victoria Ward

Good Weekend

Joanne uploaded a photo of the beetle to an app. An hour later, her phone was ringing

by Victoria Laurie

Shirley Miles (right) moved 500 kilometres to Cassandra’s property in Bega, NSW

Sunday Life

At 75, Shirley moved more than 500km to live in a share house

by Shona Hendley

Chappell Roan’s remarks about parenthood have certainly gotten people talking, but are they fair?

Motherhood

Chappell Roan says parenthood is ‘hell’. Here’s what the experts say

by Nell Geraets

Health & wellness

Simple voice exercises can be an effective way to manage stress.

Stress management

Feeling stressed? Try these voice exercises to calm your nerves

by Asha Dore

The end of the daylight savings period is near.

Mindfulness

Five things you should do before daylight saving ends this week

by Hannah Hammoud

Sunday Life

Why a dietitian calls this cook’s day on a plate ‘deliciously nutritious’

by Nicole Economos

Autumn is the perfect time of year to start planning your winter vegetable crop.

Nutrition

Skip the farmers’ market: 10 superfoods to grow at home

by Robyn Willis

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Fashion

Margie Woods, creative director and co-founder of Viktoria and Woods with her mother Mona Rizk, photographed in Sydney. Woods has joined forces with Witchery for their white shirt range, raising money for ovarian cancer research. Rizk recently received treatment for ovarian cancer.

Fashion designers

Witchery’s new collaboration pushes a shy designer into the spotlight

by Damien Woolnough

Interior designer Brett Mickan says artwork is a great starting point for bringing colour into interiors.

Interior design

The hidden hacks interior design experts use for colour filled homes

by Robyn Willis

Natasha Lester has a thing for Dior dresses from the 1990s.

Sunday Life

‘I’m obsessed with this dress’: Author Natasha Lester’s vintage hunt

by Georgie Gordon

Life & relationships

Zoysia inching across a driveway in a garden designed by Paul Pritchard Landscape Design

Gardening

The art of looking wild at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show

by Megan Backhouse

Opinion

Sunday Life

If you want to stay young, always follow these three rules

by Kathy Lette

Opinion

Wellness

The transformative power of a single cup of tea

by Richard Glover

Chappell Roan’s remarks about parenthood have certainly gotten people talking, but are they fair?

Motherhood

Chappell Roan says parenthood is ‘hell’. Here’s what the experts say

by Nell Geraets

You call that lunch? Hold the fries … and the burger.

Opinion

Food

Lunch is sangers, dinner is bangers. Learn the rules, people!

by Kerri Sackville

Shirley Miles (right) moved 500 kilometres to Cassandra’s property in Bega, NSW

Sunday Life

At 75, Shirley moved more than 500km to live in a share house

by Shona Hendley

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Beauty

Sunday Life

Shave, pluck or laser? The best way to tackle facial hair

by Stephanie Darling

Good Weekend

Straight talk, indie vibes: The miracle formula boosting Aussie beauty start-ups

by Susan Horsburgh

Sunday Life

Are your hands making you look older? Here’s how to treat them

by Stephanie Darling

Style

Models at the Victoria’s Secret casting in New York on August 28 demonstrate sock diversity.

Trends

Ignore Generation Z: You can wear ankle socks… sometimes

by Damien Woolnough

Kaia Gerber, Lily-Rose Depp and Paul Mescal champion the revival of Y2K wired headphones.

Style

Did Dyson just launch the next must-have celebrity accessory?

by Damien Woolnough

Brat singer Charli XCX offers a different aesthetic to dressing that Greta Gerwig in tradwife Maison Margiela.

Trends

Forget brat and tradwife, here are the real fashion trends for spring

by Damien Woolnough

Naomi Watts in the latest “Ovaries. Talk About Them” T-shirt from Camilla and Marc; “Reborn” clothing by Erik Yvon at the Melbourne Fashion Festival supports homeless support initiative HoMie; the Loewe “drink your milk” T-shirt from Loewe with proceeds going to The Shameless Fund.

Trends

Is your slogan T-shirt saying the right thing?

by Damien Woolnough

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