The July 12 Edition

In our special Wellness Issue,reality TV star and AFLW identity Kirby Bentley shares the lessons from a former career that have set her up for success.

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“We shall not see his like again”:Actor Jackie Weaver and broadcaster Derryn Hinch.

The Merry Wives of Derryn:The women who loved the brash TV journalist

The man who loved being in love,the women who shared the spotlight with him,and how the 82-year-old life of Derryn Hinch was,in the end,a love story.

  • Michael Idato
Do you and your partner love to laugh together? That could be your relationship superpower.

‘Turnoff audits’ and solo trips:Relationship experts share their best tips

Whether you’re wondering how to start a difficult conversation or just want to feel closer to your partner,these experts have advice.

  • Catherine Pearson andJancee Dunn

Should you invite the ex-best friend? The politics of wedding guest invites

It appears Taylor Swift still has bad blood with former BFF Blake Lively,who was notably absent from the pop star’s wedding over the weekend.

  • Lauren Ironmonger

The July 5 Edition

In our cover story,actor Liv Hewson talks about chasing roles that celebrate strong women,and why they’ll never feel truly at home in Hollywood.

Anna Funder is close with her brothers,but “used to sit and read while they did much more interesting things”.

Six hours in a leaky boat:The tense New Year’s Eve Anna Funder knew Craig was the one

The award-winning author also reveals how she gambled her relationship and legal career on a book idea.

  • Jane Rocca
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at an NFL game in Missouri last year.

Think you’re ready for marriage,Taylor? Here’s how to survive the first decade

Lesson one:Don’t slowly morph into the same person. Keep your own ideas,friends,idiosyncrasies. Your husband isn’t you.

  • Kate Halfpenny
After losing both her husband and baby,Amberley Meredith “questioned how I could continue holding space for others as a therapist”.

Amberley lost her unborn baby,then her husband. It made her question her career choice

Many women who devote their careers to treating patients for their mental health quietly miss or ignore the signs of struggle in themselves.

  • Elli Jacobs

The June 7 Edition

In our cover story,Zan Rowe opens up about embracing things that scare her,and how she gave a great love a second chance.

The author and his wife during happy travels in Okinawa,Japan.

Want to know if your partner is really ‘the one’? Take them on a terrible trip

Food poisoning,tropical storms and no drinks with umbrellas in them. I know my wife deserves the best after everything she’s put up with.

  • Paul Marshall