Kate Jones

Extroverts have the gift of the gab but may not be the best choice to run a business. See more here.

Sadly, too many of us don’t. See more here.

Cancer sufferers are living longer as local researchers make giant strides in tackling the illness, but a lack of government funding continues to hamper progress. See more here.

Indigenous actor Mark Coles Smith landed a job in the industry by accident, but it has led to many roles on TV and films such as Beneath Hill 60. See more here.

Barry Morgan, an electronic organ salesman from Adelaide (and alter ego of musician and comedian Stephen Teakle), speaks to The New Daily about his first job at the Sisters of No Mercy nursing home. See more here.

Movie critic Marc Fennell’s first job was in front of a camera on the SBS’s The Movie Show when he was still a teenager. He has gone on to work for radio and now come full circle and is back at SBS. See more here.

Ever wondered what happens to your iTunes songs or Kindle books when you die? Don’t assume these digital assets can be passed on to your children. See more here.

Holidays have us all dreaming of our own beach shack or bush retreat. But is it a wise investment? See more here.

For one Melbourne couple, a house with a big block in the suburbs combines the best of city and country life. See more here.

Australian statistician Terry Speed has appeared as an expert witness in the OJ Simpson case, researched cancers and helped find diamonds – but his beginnings were far more humble. See more here.