Kate Finch on leaving a legacy, advocating for women in heavy industry, and what happens when you're told you can't have kids.

Louise Hardy on being a boy mum, face painting royal connections, and the power of a chickpea.

Lyrella Couzens on an awkward trip to Sexyland, relationship red flags, and Darwin's wall of humidity.

Clare Martin on the Territory's top job, being one of 10, and why she'll retire in the Territory.

Michelle Coleman on interviewing Melbourne's underworld, long covid, and the joy in picture books.

Taneille Brann on wearing stilettos, a near-death birth experience, and announcing the wrong gender.

Laetitia Lemke on teenage pregnancies, a breast cancer diagnosis, and red carpet realities.

Mary Chalmers on cut throat razors, a love of cooking, and a frozen cane toad named Joel.

Francesca Allen on postpartum depression, catching the travel bug, and the beauty of photography.

Elena Madden on the neighbour's chickens, the Korean language, and what really happened in hotel quarantine for a brand new family of four.

Adriana Dent on the often superficial world of fashion, women in construction, and the importance of the family unit.

Storm Young on haunted houses, the foster system, and why spring rolls can cure any hangover.

Angela Tomazos on the pressures of motherhood, being a terrible cook, and embracing the greys.

Nicole Manison on getting married in Vegas, being mistaken for a sex worker, and why women need to stick together in the workforce.

Vicki O'Halloran on the inside of Buckingham Palace, the adoption process, and why daycare drop off is never easy.

Jess Herraman on finding a hole in your heart, the life of flight attendants in Dubai, and the dream of a perfect Christmas tree.

Shari Togo on growing rugby league in Darwin, a healthy dose of 'she'll be right', and why homework won't make or break a kid.

Jess Smith and Amanda Jarrett on sisterly bonds, the BRCA gene, and why getting on a quad at Wagait is always the right choice.

Dr Sarah Mackney on the trek to Everest Base Camp, denial after seven positive pregnancy tests, and why being in the Territory makes you a better doctor.

Jo Hersey on the flood that changed Katherine, marrying your housemate’s cousin, and why dehydrated mango is the only way to eat it.