Fenella Souter is a Sydney-based journalist.
For decades, Sylvia Hrovatin and Jean Stuart worked on opposing sides of an ideological divide. Somehow, they stayed friends.
When a volcano in New Zealand erupted in 2019, tourist Stephanie Browitt suffered terrible injuries. Her mum was waiting anxiously nearby on their cruise ship.
Dr Sue Kirby and author Blanche d’Alpuget met as eight-year-olds. It was partly because of Sue’s father that Blanche and former PM Bob Hawke got together.
Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman are united not only by their fashion label Camilla and Marc, but a campaign driven by their shared childhood loss.
How can sham treatments make us feel better or worse? Fascinating research is studying the placebo effect and its negative cousin, the nocebo.
In 2000, Vietnamese-born Yung was in Australia alone and living in a refuge. Then she met Sharman.
On the day they met in 2006, this couple shared an instant attraction. They’ve been together ever since – experiencing new life as well as loss.
Film critic Margaret Pomeranz and her eldest son, Josh Pomeranz, on enduring the worst of times – and welcoming two blockbuster creations.
The journalists work together, watch TV together – then there’s the tattoos ...
Forget lonely-only, cats-and-wine clichés: solo dwellers are on the rise across much of the world – and flourishing.