Category: Archive
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8 Ways for dads to make the most of their holidays
This festive season, dads, give your kids the greatest gift of all. Not your presents, but your presence. By Craig Wilkinson
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The modern nightmare of the multi-culinary dinner party
Some don’t eat meat, some can’t handle carbs, some are cutting down on gluten. If you’re hosting a dinner party, it can be enough to drive you nuts. But be careful…some are allergic to nuts too. Sue Dunham gets to grips with the challenge of catering for a multitude of tastes.
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The road to rad dad
As a successful entrepreneur, Richard Mulholland was used to knowing all the answers and being Number One. The birth of his children turned his world upside down, but he’s managed to come out on top again. Looking back, he says, there are a lot of things he would have done differently…
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Why you should be jolly terrified of the office party
Some useful insight and advice from a brave survivor of the scariest of all corporate traditions. By Sam Wilson
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Play the bounce – in rugby and in life!
Rugby is like life in so many ways – when you’re playing such an odd-shaped ball, there’s no telling where it will land. No matter how good you are or how much you’ve practised!
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Life isn’t a ladder, it’s a jungle gym
Getting ahead in the world, for an ambitious entrepreneur, sometimes means moving sideways instead of up. Especially when your plans change in a way that makes life even more challenging…and even more rewarding. By Louise Brugman.
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If you can’t stand the heat, renovate your kitchen!
Here’s a rare tale of a kitchen renovation that went not wrong, but right. The secret? Zen-like patience, and a flair for organisation. By Jennifer Leppington-Clark.
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Let’s be Frank
For an actor, changing who you are and what you do is an everyday way of life. For Frank Opperman, whether he’s playing an affable mechanic, an ambitious businessman, or a weather-beaten dominee, it’s also a way of discovering himself.