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With The Last Jedi launching this Friday, the Star Wars franchise continues to unite the generations, writes Daniel Lewis.
Rookie dads might lack those weapons of mass nutrition, but, as dad-blogger Ross Hunt writes, they can still help out emotionally and physically.
The magic of Christmas should be stored in our hearts and minds and not in our phones, writes mum, teacher, author and founder of the ‘Don’t Press Send Campaign’ Katie Duffy Schumacher.
Daniel Sherwin, single dad of two and creator of dadsolo.com, lays bare the ongoing challenges faced by single dads.
The Dad Website’s toy guru Mark Cop offers five Christmas ideas for kids that are both entertaining and stimulating.
In this Heart Talk, David Willans tells his young son to carve his own path to happiness.
Canadian stay-at-home-dad and blogger David Pierre dissects the definition – and benefits – of ‘work’.
Melbourne dad and cricket nut Raph Tripp juxtaposes four decades of Ashes contests with the highs and lows of his own suburban-cricketing career.
Michael Finke writes that the memory of his mother is helping to steer his L-plate-driving son in the right direction.
We profile John Finch, the man behind The Father Effect, a moving documentary (and newly released book) that explores his coming to terms with the ‘father-wound’ his dad’s suicide at the age of 11 created, the lasting impact of dads and the importance of forgiveness.