Kate Wong Hoy
The bloodsucking critters causing havoc in your bedroom
These little creatures are infesting homes and causing people to suffer rashes.
Australian-grown rice a big hit in Asia
Our farmers grow some of the most sought-after grains on the planet.
You never want to find these in your groceries
Lettuce spiders, mould blooms and maggoty produce: Aussie customers claim to see it all.
Valentine’s Day: why it can spell doom
Flowers and chocolates are not always sweet enough to keep the peace.
The contradiction of the Underboob Challenge
We have sexualised breasts to the point where we can no longer accept their original purpose, writes Katie Wong Hoy.
The holiday season is danger zone for couples
Experts warn that the holiday season is the danger zone for breakups.
‘Quarter-life crises’ affecting those in 20s
This generation is arguably less able to cope with the pressures of early adulthood.
What young Aussies really get up to on Tinder
Swiping left, swiping right, hooking-up and settling down – some of the uses are surprising.
The new wedding trend that’s costing a fortune
Cheap and simple weddings are losing their appeal – which may be a bad thing.
Why do we still need to carry passports?
It is easily lost, stolen or damaged, and not needing one would make travel so much easier.