A ‘highly naturalised’ assumption within many families about who will care for ageing parents can be a vexed issue for the daughters left carrying the load

By marrying Japanese philosophy with cat psychology, Australian author Carla Francis learned to pause, slow down and reflect

The desire for designer dogs has come with unexpected, sometimes ugly, consequences. But teddybear fur and puppy-dog eyes remain irresistible

From jellyfish in the Caribbean to hypothermia in the English Channel, swimming hasn’t been easy for Chloë McCardel – but can feel ‘so wild and free’

For 30-years, Ethi-call has fielded quandaries from parents, professionals and more – but the pandemic has ushered in a new raft of predicaments

Australian beaches are beginning to resemble campgrounds, pushing aside the little old umbrella users

With studios closed due to coronavirus lockdowns, many teachers are leading classes online

As a reflection of the wider city, the community garden’s role as a point of connection between the haves and have-nots is more crucial than ever