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Was Mackenzie Shirilla’s 100mph crash a drug-fueled car accident or cold-blooded murder?

The Netflix documentary revisits the devastating crash that killed two teenagers — and the unanswered questions surrounding what happened that morning

Donna Smiley

6 October 20264 October 2026

Was Mackenzie Shirilla’s 100mph crash a drug-fueled car accident or cold-blooded murder?

Is your boss a psychopath? 5 workplace red flags that could reveal a darker side to their management style

From charm and manipulation to gaslighting and playing colleagues against each other, an expert reveals the warning signs to look out for, and why you shouldn’t rush to diagnose your boss

Alison Graves

6 October 20264 October 2026

Family & parenting

‘I became a mum and realised I needed to reparent myself, too — here’s what it taught me about wellbeing’

Parenting can bring up more than your child’s big feelings. Writer Holly Treacy explores how it can make you confront your own unmet needs, childhood patterns and the parts of yourself that still need care.

Sally Saunders

5 October 20263 October 2026

Self / Mental health

The invisible grief of menopause – why you can miss the woman you were without wanting your old life back

From mourning your younger body and fading libido to confronting the end of your reproductive years, menopause can bring a surprising sense of loss. Experts explain why it happens – and how to embrace the woman you’re becoming

Suzanne Baum

5 October 20263 October 2026

Love life

4 subtle red flags in a partner’s behaviour that could reveal how they really feel about consent

From ignoring boundaries and introducing rough play without asking to guilt-tripping you when you say no, a sex expert reveals four subtle behaviours that could tell you a lot about how a partner treats consent, communication and your comfort.

Alison Graves

4 October 20261 October 2026

Love life

Want to move on from an affair? These are the vital actions you need, says our expert

An affair can leave you questioning your worth, your relationship and your ability to trust again. But healing starts with understanding that someone else’s betrayal was not your fault – and knowing what genuine accountability looks like if you’re going to move forward.

Alison Graves

3 October 20261 October 2026