Elle Halliwell. The Daily Telegraph Fashion Editor went for routine blood tests last year before she and husband Nick Biasotto tried for their first baby. Her world changed forever when she received the shattering diagnosis – she had chronic myeloid leukaemia [CML] a disease that, before 2001, had a five-year survival rate of fewer than one in three. Just48 hours later, the 30 year-old discovered she was pregnant with her first child. Advised to terminate her pregnancy and immediately start treatment for the aggressive form of blood cancer, Elle instead made the courageous choice to put her unborn baby before her own health and continue on with the pregnancy. Elle and Nick welcomed their healthy son Tor Felix into the world last December, and she has since captivated the nation with her strength, positivity, grace and determination to 'kick cancer's butt.'. Elle welcomed Children of the Tribe into her home to meet Tor and spoke exclusively about motherhood, her health challenges and those magical newborn moments.

When dad is a well-known Australian drummer and mum played Glastonbury as the guitarist and vocalist in Sparkadia, the Richmond boys are bound to be a musically gifted bunch. The Children of the Tribe team had the pleasure of spending the day with musicians Terepai and Tiff Richmond and their brood of boys Tainui, 22, Rocket, 7, Fin, 5, and seven-month-old Ochre recently and it was very clear that music is at the heart and soul of their family life.

Sneak peek of our new collection: Slow Livin'. Inspired by impromptu road trips, cosying up with loved ones by the bonfire, family dinners, weekend farm stays, winter surf trips and nights spent gazing at the stars...

Rowie Moore, Byron Bay-based designer travels regularly to Bali with her man Dayne and babes Bodhi and Maya for work and a little play. She took time out to share her Bali travel tips with Children of the Tribe.