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Elsa Silberstein

Elsa Silberstein

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    'Relationship death' could be the cure for resentment in marriage

    Resentment can spell the end of a relationship, especially when it builds up over a long time. So what does it take to bring a partnership back from the brink?
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    What life is like as a sugar baby who dates older men

    In the 'sugar dating' world, attractive young women date rich older men to facilitate the kind of romance you pay for. But things can go wrong when sex mixes with money, wealth and power.
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    At 42, Ange was having the best sex of her life. Then her body turn...

    For some women, perimenopause can mean a drop in libido, or painful sex. But experts say a robust sex life doesn't need to be forgotten as the body changes with age.
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    The brain science of perimenopause can change everything for women

    'Brain fog' during perimenopause is real, and it can disrupt women's lives and careers. It's one of many cognitive impacts of the transition to menopause. 
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    'No situationships, no dating apps, no exes': The women going 'Boys...

    What if being single wasn't a problem to be solved but a state of bliss? For some women, living without their "other half" is the key to being complete.  
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    'A family heirloom that can kill you'

    Having a family pet sitting pretty in your own backyard is a simple pleasure.
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    Sol took himself across the world to find his birth mother

    Sol took himself across the world to find his birth mother
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    Sol took himself across the world to find his birth mother

    Sol took himself across the world to find his birth mother
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    Proud fathers of Olympic siblings reflect on their journey to the 2...

    Jason Levi and Andrew Goodman are from different states, but they have one very special thing in common — both are watching not one but two of their children representing Australia on the world stage.
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    What is raw dogging a flight and why is it taking off?

    Young men are bragging about flying without entertainment in an online display of toughness in the digital age.
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    Night Patrollers are out on the streets of Alice Springs

    Patrolling the streets at night in Alice Springs is hard work.
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    'Stop right there … I'm tired of hearing that': The truth-telling c...

    Inside a tiny community hall in Alice Springs, there's an appetite for frank and open talk between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal locals.
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    'Country is good medicine for anybody' says a station man who's all...

    With a few contracts here and there but mainly run out of his own pocket, station man Damien Kunoth believes in tough love when teaching young Indigenous men how to work on the land in his All Rounder program.
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    What getting licked by a child taught Jodi Rogers

    Jodi Rodgers has made a name on screen as the empathetic counsellor for people with autism in "Love On The Spectrum". 
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    In a secluded desert valley lies the most secretive place in Austra...

    In the 1960s Alice Springs saw an economic lifeline when America promised to build a space base on the edge of town. But once its bizarre, oversized golf ball-like structures were built, mysterious things started happening.
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    Alice Springs locals say there's more to the town than crime as Par...

    The town has made news for crime and violence in recent times, but there is cause for celebration as Alice Springs hosts its “beautiful culture” at the annual Parrtjima festival.
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    This Ramadan, the pain of Palestinians weighs heavily on Australian...

    It should be Islam’s “month of happiness” but as the Israel-Gaza war continues, Imam Ahmad Aboukhadra doesn’t feel the joy of Ramadan he once did.
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    Embracing adventure and a 'retirement career' at 70 - ABC News

    Neysa King has just completed her graduate nursing year at 70 years old.
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    Embracing adventure and a 'retirement career' at 70

    Neysa King has just completed her graduate nursing year at 70 years old.
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    Emma Knight's knight: confessions of a piano playing romantic - ABC...

    Musician Emma Knights grew up loving the romantic music of noble heroes bellowing out ballads of love.
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    How a call-out for sexy nature selfies brought this couple together

    Annaliese Shaw was recovering from an ACL injury when she saw an artist’s call-out for sexy selfies taken in nature. It’s how she first interacted with her now-partner, artist Kim Leutwyler.