There are times in our lives when we make ill-informed decisions and pay the consequences for years to come. Take, for instance, my shortsighted decision to become a yoga guru, swapping tinea and chunky runners’ thighs...
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Read More >I am always amazed how common it is for couples to marry or settle down without first discussing what to expect from their relationship. Often couples don’t talk about it because their expectations are based on hid...
Read More >This month the carnival comes to town. Not the one with clowns and shifty blokes with explorative hands; that’s out at Homebush. The one with horses and champagne, fancy dresses and ridiculous hats, and blokes who ...
Read More >Volunteer Work When you’re away on holidays it usually means relaxing, over-indulging and not doing too much. That’s usually my agenda anyway, but I recently discovered a holiday with a twist. Volunteer work is not u...
Read More >My parents always joked (or maybe they weren’t joking), “How’s the enemy?” to one another during busy days. Being free spirited, passionate life livers, they were, of course, talking about time, or the lack there...
Read More >Up – The Anzacs – April 25 is Anzac Day, a time to remember all our countrymen who gave or risked their lives to protect our way of life. Down – War – We think of ourselves as such a civilised species, yet we hap...
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Read More >Age 6 months Sex Female Breed Labrador x Staffy Weight 14.7kg Narla is an active, happy girl. She is very social with other dogs and is used to walking on lead. She has commenced puppy classes. Narla would be best suited...
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