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Genevieve Quigley

Genevieve Quigley

Editor at The Age - Sunday Life

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Location
Australia
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Beauty
  • Books
  • Leisure
  • Entertainment
  • Fitness
  • Sports
  • Travel

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Recent Articles

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My older brother was a stranger for most of my life. Now he’s a huge part of it

Is it possible to bond with a sibling without a shared past? It turns out it is.
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She’s never had a job interview or a CV, but Indy Clinton’s career ...

She was already “Instagram famous” by age 16, but it was becoming a mother almost four years ago that propelled the social media creator to star status.
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Why Kayla Itsines can finally say she’s proud of herself

From humble beginnings to selling her multimillion-dollar business, it’s only now the Adelaide-based fitness star can stop and look at how far she’s come.
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She’s a Hollywood star with millions of followers yet goes unnotice...

For Sydney-born actor Alycia Debnam-Carey, her lead role in the much-hyped adaptation of best-selling novel The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart was “divine timing”.
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How actor BeBe Bettencourt’s style is inspired by her rock star mother

The 27-year-old daughter of Suze DeMarchi, who was frontwoman of the Australian band Baby Animals, has an eye for vintage.
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How actor BeBe Bettencourt’s style is inspired by her rock star mother

The 27-year-old daughter of Suze DeMarchi, who was frontwoman of the Australian band Baby Animals, has an eye for vintage.
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Sunday Life’s Trailblazers: 25 women reshaping Australia

For our special anniversary edition, we’ve selected 25 of Australia’s most influential change-makers; the courageous, whip-smart women who have inspired us over the past 25 years, as well as those leading the charge ahead.
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Being a Sydney Swans fan helped me find myself again

In the fog of new motherhood, I found a sense of identity by cheering the red and white.