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Program: Family holidays without the fighting and embracing death for a happy life

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By Kate Halfpenny Verified
| Life Matters - Separate stories podcast
Family holidays are where we make some of our most cherished memories — and some of the most stressful, chaotic ones, too. So how do you make the most out of the time away? Parenting expert Justin Coulson and writer Rebel Wylie share how to plan for a successful getaway, and what makes it all worthwhile. Once upon a time, paying for TV meant skipping the ads. But these days, we're paying more and more for an ad-free experience.
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Program: Tim Minchin on the future of Australian theatre and discovering autism in your 50s

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By Kate Halfpenny Verified
| Life Matters - Separate stories podcast
Two major Australian musicals, Beetlejuice and Waitress, have been forced to cancel the remaining legs of their tours and close early. So why are big productions struggling, and is the audience part of the problem? Tim Minchin and Live Performance Australia's Eric Lassen unpack what's going on in the Australian theatre scene. For Pam Brinsmead, life had always felt like a movie where everyone else knew the script. That was until she received an autism diagnosis in her 50s that changed everything.
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Program: Middle children are disappearing and what this runner learned completing 150 marathons

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By Kate Halfpenny Verified
| Life Matters - Separate stories podcast
The evidence around how much birth order affects personality traits or behaviour has been debated for decades, but one thing is fairly clear from the data: middle children are disappearing. We're flat out having second babies, let alone a third. So if middle children are no more, what do we stand to lose? In 2025 alone Australians lost almost 18 million dollars to scams delivered via text messages.
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