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Tom Oliver is who he is. He doesn’t feel the need to perform or impress, because his words effortlessly do the talking. There’s a sense that the language he uses has already done a lot of work long before it ever reaches another person. Tom has lived on the Northern Beaches his whole life, but it wasn’t the place that shaped him most, it was the way he was raised. Born with a serious physical disability and using a wheelchair, he grew up in a household where he was never trea

In a world where fast fashion has become a dime a dozen, churning out disposable trends that rarely listen to women’s bodies, lives or needs, something has been quietly lost. Clothes have become loud but soulless designed for algorithms rather than women, with little regard for how they feel, move or age. Over the past decade, much of Australian fashion has faded under the weight of offshore production and speed-first thinking. That’s why the way designer Alison Lennard talks

It’s hard to miss the very public fallout between Victoria Beckham and her eldest son, Brooklyn Beckham. What should have been a fairly normal wedding moment - a mother sharing a dance with her son - has instead morphed into a cultural flashpoint, after Brooklyn effectively outed Victoria as the mother-in-law from hell for stepping into his and Nicola Peltz’s first dance. And he didn’t stop there, delivering a very public dressing-down of his entire family around image, contr