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Relationships are full of ups and downs but if you don’t want to break up, how do you bring your relationship back from the brink?
This week Sistas Let’s Talk explores the ways women across the Pacific have saved their relationships by facing up to difficult conversations, seeking counselling and even turning to an agony aunt.
Natasha Meten speaks to Elsie Molou, a listener from Vanuatu who has been with her partner for 10 years, Fijian relationships counsellor Vika Bete Lumuni and comedian-turned-agony aunt Courtney Dawson in Aotearoa.
Listen on ABC Radio Australia.
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