Food
Hairs apparent in boardroom
Natasha Hughes Beards have made their way from urban hipster haunts to the sports field, and now to the office.
Take success by the throat - the double Windsor way
Natasha Hughes 'Go out looking like you want to be seen - reliable, respectable; a man who can deliver, not one of the boys,'' says Lizzie Wagner, a business etiquette expert.
Advance Australia wear
Luke Malone Men across the nation will cop it for wearing a pink tie to work, or buying anything not from a Country Road catalogue.
All man-bagged out
Richard Hughes Most men these days can't function without an over-the-shoulder or clutch bag, but is there something to be said for going around unencumbered like we did back in the Seventies?
Pampering Dad
Richard Hughes What I really want for Father's Day is a bottle of Laphroiag and breakfast in bed, but apparently there are other avenues available for relaxation.
Celebrity hirsute pursuits offer inspiraton for Movember
Sarah McInerney Hollywood may be a trend setter but it's Movember, not the current crop of celebrity moustaches, that can take credit for the rise in male facial hair this month.
Among the frocks, a fresh start
Liz Cincotta Mariana Hardwick has a new cause, working with Vietnamese people to give them a brighter future.
Knot for everybody
Louise Schwartzkoff The MasterChef judge wants other men to stick their neck out for sartorial creativity, writes Louise Schwartzkoff.
Some foods not as bad as we think
Sometimes it seems that nutritionists deliberately set out to confuse us about what's good for us and what we can do without.
Get shorty
Rachel Wells With summer just around the corner, shorts have gone all glam, writes Rachel Wells. | Photos
A guide to modern etiquette
Some say good manners and proper etiquette are out of style. They're wrong.
Zone out for a long life
A new book pinpoints the world's four "Blue Zones" where people regularly live into their 90s.
Should polish be abolished?
Natasha Hughes An expert manicure is a classy but chemical laden beauty choice.
Top diet tips
Allison Van Dusen, Forbes.com Growing old doesn't have to mean growing your waistline.
Luxury the new McDonald's
Daphne Guinness As designer labels go mass market quality takes a dive — but prices are as high as ever.
The rich accessorise
Today lifestyle is important. You express this with your travels, with your car, or helicopter.
