A country Mother’s Day: 6 mums living in rural Australia share their family traditions
Home is where the heart is.
Australia’s first uterus transplant recipient celebrates Mother’s Day with her miracle baby
In December last year, Australia’s first uterus transplant recipient, Kirsty Bryant, gave birth to Henry, a happy, healthy baby boy. 
And the uterus that had made this little miracle possible had been donated by her mother, Michelle. Five months later, their first Mother’s Day since Henry’s birth feels especially precious.
Paradise Lost: The story behind new documentary ‘How to Poison a Planet’
The beautiful coastal haven of Wreck Bay has been polluted by ‘forever chemicals’. The government insists they’re not dangerous to humans, but a suspected cancer cluster has the local community worried.
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EXCLUSIVE: Jamie Oliver talks life, love, failure & second chances
Jamie Oliver has returned to the set of MasterChef to help the show, which exists to spread happiness, steer a path through grief. 
The celebrity chef is also at a turning point. He opens up about failure, love, second chances, and his endless reservoir of joie de vivre.
Australia is in the grips of a great baby drought
With the country's birth rate in free fall, can anything put parenthood back on our agenda?
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Book Review: How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin
Frances Adams always believed she’d be murdered. She was right.
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From Berry to the Bar: An exclusive interview with high profile, Human Rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson
To the British press, Jennifer Robinson is ‘the A-list’s go-to lawyer’, who has fronted high profile cases including Amber Heard and Julian Assange. Those close to her know her for as the girl from Berry who is now fighting for justice in the highest courts in the world. Genevieve Gannon meets the renowned Australian human rights lawyer.
Is this weight-loss club a cult?
It’s a global nutrition company known for weight-loss teas, protein shakes and sports supplements. But those who’ve been part of the Herbalife machine say it's like being in a cult, and lawyers say it may be breaking Australian laws.
Book Review: The School Run by Ali Lowe
For parents hoping to send their sons to an elite Sydney private school, gaining admission can be murder.
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Book Club: With Author of The School Run Ali Lowe
The author chats with The Weekly about competitive parenting, baking and the dark secrets hidden in Sydney’s beautiful beachfront suburbs.
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