Health

Aussies reliant on crucial medicines to save on scripts

13 May

More Australians will be able to pick up their prescriptions for less money, as the government boosts medicine subsidies in the federal budget. The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, which regulates prices of life-saving medications, will be increased...[Read More]

Understanding the NDIS: Who it supports and how it works

23 April

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is Australia’s flagship program designed to support people living with permanent and significant disability. At its core, the NDIS provides funding to eligible individuals so they can access the...[Read More]

Leaders urged to stomach junk food tax to save lives

25 March

More than 200,000 lives and billions of dollars in health costs could be saved if political leaders developed an appetite to tax unhealthy foods, according to fresh research. The federal government is being called upon to consider a 20 per cent tax...[Read More]

Healthy habits for business owners

26 February

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is crucial for business owners, given the demands and stresses that come with managing a business. Here are ten healthy habits that can support business owners in maintaining their physical and mental well-being,...[Read More]

Is it just a case of the January blues or time to quit?

21 January

Going back to work after the summer holidays can feel brutal. Alarm clocks are reset, inboxes are brimming over and the freedom of long days, late nights and unstructured time evaporates overnight. For many Australians, the emotional crash is...[Read More]

New Year’s Resolutions: Why we make them—and why some stick while others don’t

1 January

Every January, millions of people around the world embrace the symbolic “fresh start” that the new year provides. Fuelled by optimism and the desire for self-improvement, we set resolutions that promise better habits, healthier living, and...[Read More]

2025: The year the world chose direction

18 December

History rarely announces itself in dramatic bursts. More often, it reveals itself through quiet turning points — moments when trends harden into realities and choices can no longer be postponed. 2025 was one of those years. It did not deliver a...[Read More]

Aussies skipping dental, medical care to afford rent

17 December

Squeezed by rising energy and housing costs, many Australians are are skipping meals, medical care and heating to keep a roof over their heads. A survey by campaign group Everybody’s Home has found many people are sacrificing driving, meals and...[Read More]

The gift of trust: How talking about us strengthens our business and community

4 December

Referrals mean more to us than words can easily express. When a happy client shares their experience and recommends us to a friend, colleague, or family member, it is one of the greatest compliments we can receive. We never take that trust for...[Read More]

Understanding the essence of inspiration and how to harness it

30 October

Self-inspiration is a transformative process, igniting our internal drive and pushing us toward our goals with newfound energy and enthusiasm. It is the spark that fuels our passion, creativity, and resilience. Inspiration is not a fleeting moment...[Read More]

AI, housing among Aussie’s greatest ethical concerns

1 October

Artificial intelligence and its role in generating what could be deceitful imagery has risen to become one of the most ethically concerning topics for Australians to navigate. The technology is being viewed as a profound ethical challenge, ranking...[Read More]

What is procrastination & why do we procrastinate?

7 August

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]

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 isn’t important. Responding immediately may feel productive, but it...[Read More]

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