Holly Wainwright is an Associate Editor at Mamamia, focusing on local Australian content. With a knack for engaging and thought-provoking articles, Holly covers a range of topics including pop culture, relationships, and personal advice. Her writing style is relatable and often sparks conversations among readers.
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Holly Wainwright's articles predominantly feature opinion pieces and advice columns focusing on entertainment news, family & relationships. She might be interested in expert commentary or personal stories related to topics such as relationships, parenting, the Royal Family, Christmas and pop culture.
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By: Holly Wainwright
No-one likes an angry woman . Not me. Not you. So screechy. So shrill. So alienating. So… annoying. Ugh. Turn her down, turn her off, kick her out.
By: Holly Wainwright
Following the success of The Wind in the Willows by WAODS, (Whitchurch Ameatur Operatic and Dramatic Society) earlier this year they have left the Riverbank behind and popped over the Atlantic to 1930’s New York as they present the timeless family Classical Musical Annie.
Wrinkles and blotches and bits that sag Shadows and creases and crepe. My face is changing and I'm faking being fine with it. Maybe you are, too.
No, we don't have scales under our clothes. Yes, we are — sometimes — a little short-tempered. Yes, we understand the Internet.
Once you have kids, they say, a holiday is really just a relocation. Same stresses and problems, different space. A cramped hotel room, perhaps.
By: Holly Wainwright
Kate Bland can't imagine doing what I do. By the time I sit at my desk and crack open one of the five apps my colleagues are messaging me
For me, sobbing in a tent was the first sign. Not unreasonable, of course. Camping is bullsh*t.
By: Holly Wainwright
Dear Holly, Like almost every parent I've ever met, I'm worried about my kid's resilience.
Do they only deserve our respect and empathy if their addiction proves fatal?
So, I wrote a dickhead list. I was inspired by Kasey Chambers (yes, that Kasey Chambers), who has just published a book called Just Don't
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