The Men We Loved And Lost

Six Australian men commit suicide each day, making it the leading cause of death for males aged 15 to 44. But beyond the tragic statistics, what happens to those who are left behind? Karina Machado spoke to three women taking courageous steps towards hope after losing a brother, husband and father

On The Road With The Super Fans

What makes professional women abandon everything for a glimpse of their idols? Emily Gulla goes on tour with them to find out

Meet The Hollywood Love Doctor

She boasts Gwyneth Paltrow and Will Smith as clients and advocates hula hoops over date nights to keep the spark alive. Alice Carrington gets a crash course from A-list intimacy coach Michaela Boehm

Next Jen

Twenty-five years since Friends captured a generation, Jennifer Aniston is making her much-anticipated return to the small screen in a gripping female-fronted drama. She talks work, life and love with Kimberly Cutter

Doris Day

She was the Hollywood sweetheart with a turbulent love life and a passion for animals. Michelle Davies looks back at the life of a legend, following her death at 97

Robyn Lawley Dives Into The Season's Hottest Trend: Sustainability

Dressed in divine, planet-friendly fashion, model, activist and water warrior Robyn Lawley dives into the season’s hottest trend: sustainability.

Return Of The Diva

Drama! Excess! Catfights! In 2019, prima donna behaviour may have fallen out of fashion, but in its place a different kind of diva has emerged. Lotte Jeffs celebrates the rise of a new and improved icon.

The Rise Of Conscious Living

Waste plastic choking up our oceans has come firmly to the forefront of our collective awareness. We look at the brands leading the way in turning around a world in crisis.

Secrets, Scoops & Royal Scandals - Inside The Ruthless World Of Palace Gossip

They jet off to Fiji with Harry and Meghan and hike the Himalayas with William and Kate. But with fierce competition in the ranks, plus a new American duchess shaking up age-old traditions, the life of a royal correspondent has never been more intense, writes K.J. Yossman.

Catching The Ripper Hollywood

A fatal stabbing spree that spanned 15 years reads like a blockbuster thriller – only it’s real. Now, a serial killer is finally behind bars, but justice remains elusive for the loved ones of one victim.

Can You Hack Your Own Brain?

From brain-boosting supplements to “smart” drugs, nootropics may hold the secret to unlocking the hidden potential of our minds.

Our Bodies, Our Decision

With Queensland decriminalising abortion, does this mean Australian women finally have complete control over their bodies? Not yet, writes Alexandra Carlton.

How Healthy Is Your Brain?

With everything under attack by tech, 2019 is the year to future proof your mind for the modern world.

Asher's Next Act

After a two-decade reign as the nations sweetheart, a new role in an international thriller will ensure that Asher Keddies next chapteris all about winning over the world.

Out Of The Blue

Anxiety is the most common mental health condition in Australia and, frighteningly, the leading cause of ill health in girls and women aged between five and 44. Yet there is stillstigmasurrounding the condition. To mark Anxiety and Depression Awareness Month, we spoke to seven high-profile women about their experiences with anxiety and how they have learnt to cope.

The Hunger Shame

With more than 20 per cent of Australian children going hungry every year, our country is in the gripof a silent food crisis most likely affecting a family you know, reports Alexandra Carlton.

The Big Business Of Break-ups

Lovesick? There's an app for that. Romance rehab has grown into a booming industry complete withprofessional pocket coaches and five-star retreats. But, asks Kathryn Madden, cangroup chanting and gourmet granola really mend a broken heart?

How I Learnt To Adore My Flaw

Writer Rebel Wylie loathed her arms so much she even wore sleeves to the beach. We challenged her totackle her fear and find the confidence to bare arms.

The Gift Of Joy

Dior has released its first major fragrance in 20 years. Welcome to the new world of Joy.

Riding The Wave

London-based architect Andy Martin tapped intohis Aussie heritage to create an indoor-outdooroasis for his tribe.

The Injectables

Could vitamin injections solve all your health worries?

Are Your Genes Making You Fat ?

Geneticist Dr Giles Yeo believes food is not the only thing to blame for our growing weight problem

How To Resolve Conflict

Peta Sigley, the co-founder, and chief knowledge officer at resilience institute Springfox, is here to settle your office disputes.

A Place To Call Home

Would you open your home to a stranger? In the midst of Europe’s refugee crisis, Aubrey Wade photographed families who’ve welcomed displaced people in need. The portraits tell a story of compassion, humanity and hope

My Week On A Kinky Sex App

Dubbed “Tinder in leather chaps”,a new app serves up S&M at a swipe. Self-confessed “vanilla” dater Gabrielle Fernie straps herself in for the ride

What Natalie Did Next

Natalie Portman has been a star since childhood, but in recent years she has found a platform to speak strong truths about her industry – and herself.

Keeping It Natural

If anyone still doubts that clean beauty is here to stay, just look at Nude by Nature, which recently notched up a decade of winning hearts.

How To Live To 100!

From blood transfusions to diet, here’s what the research really says about living a long life, discovers Lucy E. Cousins

Sexism, Lies & Video Games

Rape threats, cyber groping and sexual insults – Cat Rodie investigates the dark side of gaming

Ice Ice Baby

As men in their 30s increasingly shun fatherhood for freedom, more women are finding themselves with little option but to freeze their eggs. A man and woman weigh in on the new problem facing parenthood