Interesting people, complex issues, relationships and challenging the status quo – we’re all about exploring the topics that make up the fabric of life.
Life
A case for why success can come later in life
Mia Barnes | November 1, 2023
While success in youth is admirable, success is success at any age, no matter how long it takes you to accomplish something.
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The unspoken bias that child-free working women face
Emma Lennon | October 27, 2023
Work-life balance is harder for child-free women employees to obtain, due to an unspoken bias in the workplace.
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My biggest investing mistakes (and what I’ve learnt)
Guest Writer | October 26, 2023
Financial educator Kate Campbell shares five common investing mistakes she's dealt with in the past and how you can avoid them.
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Navigating the emotional challenges: How to avoid feeling homesick when relocating
Staff Writer | October 25, 2023
Here are things you can do as a new arrival in an unfamiliar city or country to lessen feelings of homesickness and integrate quickly.
Life
How unrealistic beauty standards profit from women’s insecurities
Emma Lennon | October 20, 2023
As the beauty industry profits from exploiting appearance-based insecurities, women should question why they uphold unrealistic beauty standards.
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4 life decisions to transform your environmental impact
Staff Writer | October 4, 2023
Here are four life decisions to help you go green and guilt-free while making a huge difference.
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Want to get into ethical investing? Here’s 5 things to consider first
Guest Writer | October 4, 2023
Before splashing your savings on ethical investments, there are a few things to weigh up to ensure your money is put to good use.
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‘Reply only’ friendships: how to deal with a friend who never initiates
Emma Lennon | September 15, 2023
If a lack of reciprocity in your friendship is negatively impacting you, here’s how you can make a change.
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What it’s really like navigating online dating in mid-life
Guest Writer | September 13, 2023
Mid-life dating is confronting but can be liberating. Rachel Matthews shares a realistic perspective on what her experience has been like.