Health
Phone ban, vape laws ‘helping students focus’
19 February
A ban on phones in public schools appears to be paying early dividends, with students increasingly focused and learning more, the education minister says. Jason Clare – who spearheaded the ban at the beginning of 2024 – pointed to a NSW survey...[Read More]
Women less likely to turn up to work sick than men
19 February
Women are more likely to stay away from work when sick compared to their male colleagues. A study of workplace behaviour conducted by the University of Western Australia, surveyed people on whether they continued going to work when they were...[Read More]
Unlocking your best self: the top 5 areas to focus on for health and wellbeing
13 February
In today’s fast-paced world, achieving personal and professional success requires more than talent and hard work. True high achievers understand that optimal health and wellbeing are foundational to sustained performance. By focusing on five...[Read More]
Reason ‘lazy’ teens can’t get up for school revealed
12 February
Laziness may not be behind Australian teenagers’ chronic sleepiness despite one-third of a parents believing the myth. Research by The Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne released on Wednesday shed light on the incorrect stereotypes facing...[Read More]
Exploring and acting on your interests can open doors you never imagined
6 February
Starting something new is an exhilarating yet daunting experience. Whether it’s pursuing a passion, learning an instrument, diving into mechanics, or mastering a trade, the journey is as rewarding as the destination. Taking that first step to...[Read More]
Conquering chronic procrastination: a path to self-improvement
30 January
Procrastination is a universal challenge that affects many of us at some point. From putting off small errands to delaying critical projects, procrastination can significantly impact personal growth, productivity, and overall well-being. However,...[Read More]
A time to thrive: building meaningful connections and surrounding yourself with positivity
23 January
Midlife is often viewed through a lens of uncertainty and self-doubt, but what if we flipped the narrative? This stage of life, far from being a time of crisis, can become a period of connection, discovery, and growth. By focusing on meaningful...[Read More]
Free vaccine rollout to protect newborns from virus
22 January
Pregnant women will have free access to a vaccine to protect their newborns from the leading cause of hospitalisation for babies. Free vaccines against respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, will be rolled out from February 3 as part of a $174 million...[Read More]
Estate planning: living your best life without regrets
16 January
As you approach the golden years, it’s essential to not only enjoy the life you’ve built but also to plan wisely for the legacy you leave behind. Estate planning is not merely about drafting a will or dividing assets; it’s about ensuring...[Read More]
Debating AI ethics: enhancing human connections while ensuring efficiency
16 January
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes an integral part of our daily lives, a critical ethical question emerges: how can AI enhance human interactions and relationships without replacing the fundamental value of person-to-person connections? This...[Read More]
Top 10 new year’s resolutions and how to ensure they come true
2 January
The New Year offers a fresh start, motivating people to set goals for self-improvement. However, many resolutions fade before February. Here’s a look at the top 10 resolutions and strategies to make them stick. 1. Exercise More Improving...[Read More]
Mastering the art of asking favours: strengthening relationships without strain
26 December
Asking for a favour is a delicate art that, when done correctly, strengthens relationships and builds trust. However, when approached poorly, it can strain even the strongest of connections. Whether within families, friendships, or professional...[Read More]
Predictions to take sting out of bluebottle invasions
25 December
Trekking to the beach only to find the surf full of stinging bluebottles could soon be a thing of the past as scientists investigate how to predict when they are likely to wash ashore. Swell and wind forecasts and machine learning are being used in...[Read More]
Making the most of the year ahead: reflecting on 2024 & setting a course for 2025
19 December
It’s the perfect time to reflect, reset, and re-energise for the year ahead. Taking stock of where we’ve been and where we want to go ensures we step into the new year with clarity, focus, and a plan that inspires action. The questions below are...[Read More]
Call for rollout of vaccines after bacteria outbreak
18 December
Cases of a life-threatening bacterial infection that can attack the lungs and brain have hit a 20-year high, prompting calls for the rollout of newer generation vaccines. The Immunisation Foundation of Australia released data on Monday showing more...[Read More]