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'Betrayed': Late Linkin Park star’s son slams band

'You’re just senile and tone deaf. Insane.'

We’re scared our screen-addicted teen is a pathological liar

How do you handle a teen who's glued to games and hates school?

Mariah Carey opens up about double family loss

The star's mother and sister died on the same day last month.

How I took care of my partner with dementia and saved myself

People told me to put my husband into a home. Here’s why I didn’t.

Donald Trump's niece has written another book. He's not going to like it

Mary Trump offers vivid new details about her family's deep dysfunction.

Ask an expert: Our granddaughter’s boyfriend is too old – what can we do?

New York Times: Is it okay to get involved with the relationships of grandchildren?

Opinion: A son's story - Watching my former rugby-playing father fight disease

OPINION: The pain of growing up with a sick parent, and tackling the disease as an adult.

Opinion: Can you blend movement and motherhood?

If a fitness routine isn’t flexible, it can be another task on an endless to-do list.

Five tips for making a school lunch your kid will actually eat

New York Times: A few tweaks can help you pack lunches that come home eaten.

NZ-linked movie Good One navigates the new rules of father/daughter relationships

India Donaldson's movie, along with Netflix's Daughters, examines estranged relationships.

The rise of baby-led weaning: Why parents are ditching purées for solids

New York Times: A growing number of parents are skipping spoon-feeding their babies.

Sam Wallace’s trip of a lifetime in Europe

'I feel like it was the ultimate Father’s Day gift for me.'

Advice: I think my husband is wearing my underwear. Do I confront him?

Telegraph: A reader grapples with her husband’s secret penchant.

Opinion: Only-children aren’t always selfish, spoilt and antisocial

Research shows only-children are not so different — apart from a few benefits.

The heartbreak of parent-child estrangement, and how to cope

Estrangement often leaves parents heartbroken.

Director Julie Zhu on finding the beauty in every moment

Fly-on-the-wall doco series Takeout Kids goes back behind the counter for season two.