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Last July, a recently divorced writer who had found solace in hiking took on a towering challenge: Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the lower 48 states.
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GEMMA ACTON: Like many Aussies, I’ve found plenty of ways to cut my spending amid a cost-of-living crisis. But giving up my 30 minutes of peace and quiet at a cafe is not going to be one of them.
A wave of influencers are turning seasonal colour analysis, a classification system popular in the 1980s, into a viral TikTok phenomenon as well as a lucrative business
Celebs are talking about it, big business is profiting off it and the world is finally taking notice of it. Why menopause is finally undergoing a long-awaited cultural shift.
You probably won’t recognise Melanie Zanetti, even though she stars in one of the most popular Australian TV shows ever made. But chances are, if you have kids, you may be listening to her voice right now.
Luxury Queensland holiday spot Hamilton Island is copping backlash from Aussies after declaring the island will stay “cash-free”.
A warning has been issued for tourists in Bali using ATMs to get cash out across the island.
The top signs that your spouse may be up to no good — from a serial cheater and infidelity coach.
After their April Fools Day prank drummed up a frenzied wave of support, Arnott’s have announced their newest flavour of Tim Tams. And they really mean it this time.
The four-bedroom home is an old Newcastle East relic but it’s in a prime location and ripe for development.
The TV breakfast show host Karl Stefanovic is renting out his luxury villa in Noosa.
Bev Brock — the longtime partner of Australian motor racing legend Peter Brock — passed away this morning after a brave battle against the disease.
Walk this way: If you don’t mind lugging the groceries down the street, then this tiny 1860s cottage close to one of the country’s most famous waterfronts may be for you.