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Mum’s Purple Scarf was written by Jane Gillard to help other parents with that devastating conversation about a cancer diagnosis.

According to this theory, our political views can be impacted not only by the sex of our children, but also whether we have more male or female relatives

how do we balance the trifecta of ambition, livelihood and wellbeing? What is the mindset and skills needed to live in harmony?

As home environments also act as our workplaces, gyms, home-schools, childcare facilities and more, the “buyer” will need to be viewed from the lens of “the family”.

The pandemic has exposed men to what most women already know: that there is no such thing as a hard line between life and work, writes Elle Green.

It can be a recipe for disaster bringing together families at Christmas, but it doesn’t have to be, writes Rachael Robertson.

Neela Janakiramanan is a surgeon with a unicorn husband doing more than his fair share of the unpaid work so she can pursue her career. Others don’t get it.

While the first child improves parents’ mental health, the second child does not. New research confirms second children deteriorate parents’ mental health.

The resignation of Tim Hammond, and his statement that he simply cannot work as a federal MP and be the father he wants to be to his three small children, has prompted a conversation about dads working part time.

A new royal baby has arrived. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have welcomed their third child, a son, into the world at Paddington’s St Mar’s Hospital.

Jenn J McLeod is nearly 60 and she is living my dream of life on the road with no strings attached. Since 2014 she’s been doing “the big lap very slowly”.

The boards of family businesses are missing out on an important talent pool, with two thirds holding less than 30% females.