The ‘Happiness in Paris’ experiment – Part one
By Alison Eastaway
| 
Paris, France
As I face the prospect of everyday life in the French capital, I have to wonder: what does ‘happy in Paris’ look like?
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An Australian in Paris: Susan’s saga in 1975 – Part one
By Cécile Mazurier
| Paris, France
If you can’t buy a one-way ticket like Susan, don’t worry! Inject some French-ness into your everyday life and discover France in Sydney.
Une Australienne à Paris : la saga de Susan en 1975 – Première partie
By Cécile Mazurier
| Paris, France
Un matin d’août 1973, Susan, 17 ans et postée sur le Sydney Harbour Bridge, attendait un certain funambule français qui tardait à se montrer.
The French Christmas compromise
By Alison Eastaway
| Paris, France
Spending the Christmas season in France is a dream come true for many. And yet, this Australian still finds white Christmases slightly unnerving.
8 French lifestyle secrets: stay slim, live well
By Hannah Duke
| France
How many of these French recipes for living do you follow every day?
The one price the French won’t pay
By Alison Eastaway
| Paris, France
From high rental rates to exorbitant tax charges and inflated hotel room prices, Paris is an expensive city…
Exclusive member offer from Caroline Nin, My French Life™ – and Edith Piaf
By Hannah Duke
| Paris, France
Experience the magic of ‘Hymne à Piaf’ for yourself with a special offer, only for My French Life™ members.
Comment l’Australie n’est pas devenue française
By Cécile Mazurier
| Australia
En 1800 Napoléon se voyait déjà maître du monde et la Nouvelle-Hollande était l’un des endroits les plus captivants du moment. Ces deux-là étaient faits pour s’entendre.
How Australia didn’t become French – Part Three
By Cécile Mazurier
| Australia
In 1800 Napoleon was already seeing himself as the king of the world, and New Holland was one of the most captivating place on earth. These two were made for each other.
Beau Ryan on translating sports TV humour for the French
By Florent Rols
| Australia
Australia is a great country for sport. Brought up with sport since the youngest of ages, young Australians are different from their French counterparts in their sensitivity to sporting culture and the way in which they tackle the topic.