Sex & relationships
- Opinion
- Sunday Life
My partner is perfect. But scratch the surface and these things bug me
Even the most ideal relationships are often built on a base of mutually annoying habits.
- Kerri Sackville
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‘I really want you to leave’: Is the post-sex sleepover dead?
Sleeping together – followed by actually sleeping together – has long been associated with intimacy. But this may be changing.
- Lauren Ironmonger
What Jefferson wants boys and parents to know about the manosphere
Jefferson Nguyen went looking for advice on how to talk to women. What he discovered online turned him into a young man even his sister found disturbing.
- Wendy Tuohy
The difficult people in your life are ageing you, new study suggests
Research into “hasslers” looks at the impact these difficult people can have on our health.
- Kathleen Felton
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- Sunday Life
‘Some would say I handled it terribly’: Guy and Jules Sebastian on their biggest battle
Over several years, the couple have been through legal “mud” against Guy’s former friend and manager. This is the best advice they received.
- Michael Lallo
- Opinion
- Marriage
Marriage is getting a high-profile rebrand. I remain unconvinced
The only way to ensure you’ll never get divorced is to never get married. Until further notice, that is my plan.
- Kate Leaver
- Magazine
- Sunday Life
The March 8 Edition
In our cover story this week, we celebrate The Trailblazers – 10 inspiring women who are shaking things up and kicking goals in their chosen fields.
How to sleep with other people (even when they snore or run hot)
The most common bed-sharing problems are totally fixable – or, at least, totally up for compromise.
- Dorie Chevlen
Kylie Minogue, Michael Gudinski and my ‘betrayal’ to the dark side
Music executive Amanda Pelman also shares the ups and downs of her love life, including an 18-year marriage to singer Brian Cadd.
- Jane Rocca
- Magazine
- Sunday Life
The March 1 Edition
In our cover story this week, we speak to outspoken author Fran Lebowitz, who at 75 has no phone or social media, but has a whole new Gen Z following.