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Wendy Tuohy

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Journalist, columnist. Diversity + equality fan. Wurundjeri land. Loves to help tell women’s stories. wendy.tuohy@theage.com.au Didn’t block you - was hacked.
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‘Thanks, Mum, but I don’t want your life’ – is the load that buckled their mothers putting off Gen Z?

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By Wendy Tuohy 
| MSN Australia
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‘Thanks, Mum, but I don’t want your life’ – is the load that buckled their mothers putting off Gen Z? Original

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By Wendy Tuohy 
| Sydney Morning Herald
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. For at least a couple of decades, Professor Leah Ruppanner has been captivated by a problem weighing on working mothers. It’s one which threatens to sink them – and sometimes does. What is this stubborn phenomenon that confines so many to what the veteran sociologist describes as perpetual, high-functioning burnout?
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Five million Australians are on mental health medication. Rebekah is among those asking why

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| Sydney Morning Herald
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. For three years in her 20s, Rebekah Beddoe lived in what she recalls as “literally hell on earth” because of medications designed to remove mental anguish.
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