Anna Spargo-Ryan

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An image of her daughter smiling at a stranger is Anna Spargo-Ryan’s most precious possession. But does she really need so many versions of it?

I’ve been a parent for my entire adulthood. Now I’m 40 – an age that once seemed impossibly ancient and far away, but that now feels wildly youthful – and finally ready to do my 20s.

I’ve been a parent for my entire adulthood. Now I’m 40 – an age that once seemed impossibly ancient and far away, but that now feels wildly youthful – and finally ready to do my 20s.

I’ve been a parent for my entire adulthood. Now I’m 40 – an age that once seemed impossibly ancient and far away, but that now feels wildly youthful – and finally ready to do my 20s.

Footy has long been an equaliser. And ‘fairness’ gives us the chance to believe

In the hunt for my ‘better’ self, I realised I was missing the version that was already here.

Growing up, Anna Spargo-Ryan was taught she was naughty and lazy. After an adult diagnosis of ADHD, she’s revisiting that kid – and together they’re rewriting history

After 37 extremely dramatic years filled with births, marriages and fake deaths, Neighbours has come to an end. Here are the best (and most ridiculous) characters who populated Erinsborough

The drama won hearts by showing the world Australian suburbia – albeit with regular light plane crashes and bouts of amnesia