Wellness
Three-day heatwave to hit SEQ for the final weekend of the year
Parts of southern Queensland will reach the 40s tomorrow, with hot and dry winds on the way and possible thunderstorms to see in the New Year.
- by Courtney Kruk
Latest
The homemade snack that gets a dietitian’s tick of approval
Singer Bonnie Anderson shares her day on a plate.
- by Nicole Economos
Leftover takeaway? Please don’t reheat that plastic container
Scientists have found that reusing single-use plastic has significant health impacts.
- by Sarah Raza
This day on plate ‘ticks most nutrition boxes’, according to a dietitian
Illustrator Eirian Chapman shares her top-notch diet, including an Ottolenghi dish.
- by Nicole Economos
Nikolaos survived an attempt on his life. Then he built an empire
In 2015, Nikolaos Solomos narrowly escaped an attempted murder when a masked gunman shot at him through his car window outside his Melbourne home.
- by Hannah Hammoud
How a piece of tape could help treat snoring and sleep apnoea
The trend has made its way across social media as a way to improve sleep. Here’s how to do it safely.
- by Lindsey Bever
‘Cheese, chocolate and other sweet treats’: A chef’s diet rated by a dietitian
Pastry chef Anna Polyviou shares her day on a plate.
- by Nicole Economos
Exclusive
Crime
Deborah spoke out about her abuse. Then the texts urging her to stay silent began
When a wellness business owner learnt a woman was about to go public about being sexually abused by his ex-staff member, he tried to pressure her to remain quiet.
- by Clare Sibthorpe
‘A strong coffee delivered with a smile’: An actor’s day on a plate
Jeremy Lindsay Taylor shares the green juice recipe that gets top marks from our dietitian.
- by Nicole Economos
Investigation
Crime
Sex abuse, drugs and predatory ‘gurus’: The dark side of a booming wellness trend
Deborah Sarah was groomed, given powerful psychedelics and sexually abused during what were meant to be healing sessions for her sexual trauma.
- by Clare Sibthorpe
Standing desks won’t make you healthier. Here’s what experts suggest instead
According to a new University of Sydney study, there are better ways to undo the health risks of sitting at a desk all day.
- by Gretchen Reynolds
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