COMMENT: Men are too scared to work with kids. It's too dicey an area for them. As a result children miss out on good, solid male role models.

COMMENT: Facebook is simply millions of lighted-up houses to peer into. But you can't go home to all of them, writes Deborah Hill Cone.

Steve likes chicken. And he was most impressed by this ingenious dish at Indo-Chinese restaurant Saaj.

OPINION: Jill Goldson explains why mother-daughter relationships are so complex.

As they knead our scalps over the basin, touching us with a familiarity a lover does not always enjoy, we come to think of hairdressers as confidantes, counsellors, friends even.

Can't you see they just want to stir up publicity for The Bachelorette?

Relationship expert Jill Goldson delves into the science of heartbreak and how Fleur Verhoeven can move on.

OPINION: The biggest struggle for someone in a relationship with an actively addicted person is not the impact of the addiction, but to recognise the limits of the help we can provide.

OPINION: Shelley Bridgeman shares her biggest pet peeves when dining out. Do you agree?

COMMENT: So who's making all the mess in our public toilets? Who's weeing on the floor in restaurant restrooms? Who's not flushing? Who can't aim? Matt Heath peers over the brim.

COMMENT: You need to do more than just tell people to be less sexist, because it simply doesn't work, writes Deborah Hill Cone.

COMMENT: The world has gone mad for coconut. Coconut water, milk and cream is in every health food as we search for more ways to improve our health.

Dear Megan, why do people assume you are lonely just because you live alone (and yes, with the prerequisite three cats)?

The ceiling lights are very bright, the burgers are big and the service is fast at Mr Burger.

OPINION: Kyle MacDonald discusses some of the factors that could contribute to a person self harming.

COMMENT: I received many emails from people who had contracted the flu without vaccination and almost died. The stories were harrowing, writes Polly Gillespie.

OPINION: After 13 years at home, Shelley's daughter has headed off to boarding school. It feels like the end if an era.

COMMENT: Having a good relationship with food means we can cope with the randomness. And that's worth cultivating.

OPINION: Relationship expert Jill Goldson explains what's behind the drive of a people-pleaser.

The man who ate Lincoln Road, chomps on a soggy beef burger and okay fries at Burger Fuel.

OPINION: Shelley Bridgeman outlines the dos and don'ts of dining out with children.

OPINION: Emily Writes' most 'shareable' wisdom about children and parenting.

COMMENT: I rather shocked myself by thinking maybe I rather admire Bronagh Key. I know! Wacky! But please keep reading.

COMMENT: Sure, obesity increases the risks of heart disease, diabetes and sore ankles. But if something is going to kill you, it might as well taste good.

COMMENT: If the fit, strong-looking people in their 60s and 70s I see there are anything to go by, it's never too late to start getting strong.

COMMENT: I love fish and I believe that fresh is best. This offering is new to the supermarket freezers and packaged to catch your eye.