Lifestyle
Neale Daniher, Australian icon, is no good at fashion
7 May
Neale Daniher is 2025 Australian Of The Year and universally respected for his inspiring fight against motor neurone disease. Before becoming the face of the Fight MND charity, he was a very good AFL player and then an accomplished coach, who took...[Read More]
Cash splash on Motherâs Day, as fewer take part
7 May
The cost-of-living crunch wonât deter Australians from spoiling mum as theyâre set to splurge this Motherâs Day. Flowers, food, clothing, personal beauty products, and jewellery are expected to top the list of gifts this year, as millions gear...[Read More]
7 practical ways to build a happy and rewarding life
1 May
In todayâs fast-paced world, achieving happiness and a fulfilling life can sometimes feel just out of reach. But the truth is, living well doesnât require perfection â itâs about consistent, intentional choices that support your mental,...[Read More]
Calls go out to dial in payphones as national landmarks
30 April
Payphones might appear to be a thing of the past but thousands of Australians are using them each month to access crisis support. That is one argument being pointed to in a push for three Telstra public phones to be recognised as national...[Read More]
Digital literacy in retirement: embracing tech in the golden years
24 April
In todayâs fast-paced world, digital literacy has become a vital skill for people of all agesâincluding retirees.  Far from being just âyoung peopleâs territory,â technology now plays a significant role in helping older adults stay...[Read More]
Benefits of a caravan lifestyle in Australia
24 April
A rising number of Australians are searching for alternative life experiences that provide them with a sense of independence from city life and a connection to nature. Â Caravan living can be for you if youâre looking for new experiences or wish...[Read More]
Social media ban for kids could harm rather than help
23 April
A social media ban could push children towards consuming harmful content in secret as experts warn it is not a blanket solution to reduce online risks. The world will be watching when Australia implements a social media ban for children under 16...[Read More]
Voters turn out in droves as pre-polling proves popular
23 April
More than half a million Australians have cast their vote early on the first day of pre-polling while parties scramble to lock in last-minute preference calls. Around 542,000 voters made their decision across Australia on Tuesday, 70 per cent up on...[Read More]
The secret to family holidays: how to get your teenage and independent kids on board
17 April
As kids grow into teens and young adults, family holidays often become a harder sell. Theyâve got social lives, part-time jobs, study pressures, and their own sense of independence. But when you realise you might only have a handful of chances...[Read More]
Safety on inland water courses and life jacket requirements in Australia
17 April
Australiaâs inland waterways, such as the Murray River, are popular destinations for boating, fishing, and recreational water activities. However, despite their tranquil appearance, these watercourses can pose serious risks. Strong currents,...[Read More]
Stamp prices set to rise as snail mail volumes shrink
16 April
Licking a stamp for an envelope could cost more after the regulator flagged allowing price increases by Australia Post. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has formed a preliminary view not to oppose a 13.3 per cent rise in the price...[Read More]
Food-obsessed pupsâ weight under the microscope
16 April
Food-obsessed Labradors and Golden Retrievers of all shapes and sizes are being recruited to a study to understand obesity in dogs and how best to prevent or tackle the disease. Researchers are investigating how dogs can be impacted by their curvy...[Read More]
Avoiding isolation: staying socially connected and emotionally fulfilled at any age
10 April
Social connection is a fundamental human need, just like food and shelter. Regardless of age, staying connected with others plays a crucial role in our emotional and mental well-being.  In a world thatâs increasingly digital and fast-paced,...[Read More]
Devastating cost of fraudsters, scammers revealed
9 April
Sylvia Chou clicked a link on Facebook and three months later, she had lost $2.6 million to scammers. The advertisement for a currency trading platform was a sophisticated scam that wiped out her savings, and led to her borrowing money and...[Read More]
Respect your time: breaking free from instant availability
3 April
Constantly replying instantly to every work message reinforces two harmful assumptions: first, that your time is endlessly available, and second, that your personal focus isnât important. Responding immediately may feel productive, but it...[Read More]