One of the biggest issues facing teachers is this – with such an intense curriculum, where do you find the time to play? How do you fit it in? If so, what form does it take? Is it supervised or are the kids allowed to run amok?
An open bar was once the sign of a great party. But in an age of loud-and-proud sobriety, alcohol is no longer a must-have for wedding receptions | Do you say ‘I do’ to dry nuptials? Cast your vote
The singer, songwriter and actor speaks about his lifelong love of fitness, wrestling with distorted self-perception, learning to value his ‘body that works’ and why he believes ‘continuity is king’.
The last time I quit vaping it was my best attempt yet. My secret? One cigarette a day.
A growing number of women scientists, entrepreneurs and influencers are edging into a space long dominated by men. Their study of hormones and ovaries could unlock the key to a longer life for everyone.
The most senior legal authority in NSW has raised the alarm on behalf of an overburdened judiciary, saying poor resourcing and heavy caseloads are driving judges into early retirements | Watch the video
The issue is more common than you think, say experts. Here’s some tips on how to plan better to avoid it.
Going to a wake is like a maypole dance, where all those who attend are ribbons tied to the centre. Which makes you think about death, age and the will to live.
The Early Childhood Education Minister has welcomed a planned rollout of CCTV by childcare providers at the centre of Joshua Dale Brown’s alleged offending.
No, it’s not all downhill after midlife … the unexpected joys of ageing.
Japan has long been the leader in smart toilets. A new model will provide feedback on your daily health data.
The peak body for NT public school parents says students deserve the same level of protection as adults protected under legislation from psychological harm caused by bullying in the workplace.
Many now believe we’ve been looking in the wrong place as research increasingly points to breathing as a key plank of mental and physical health.
Lifestyle and environment may be more influential on how we age than inflammation, new research says. Activity, simple foods and exposure to germs may be the keys to fight “inflammaging”.
The lead medical product regulator has made recommendations on sunscreen formulations after reviewing health risks of frequent use, calling for regulation after a study destroyed confidence in SPF ratings.
Repair, rejuvenation, replacement and regeneration are the four Rs of regenerative medicine. Here’s what you need to know.
Ultra-processed food negatively affects everyone, psychotherapist Milli Hill says, yet hits women harder in many aspects of their health.
‘The love you take is equal to the love you make,’ The Beatles’ epigram reads. They were onto something: researchers have found people who frequently express love for others feel more loved.
We have all received those messages wishing us good health – from someone we have never met, trying to sell us paint. It’s not courtesy, it’s a global pandemic of insincerity.
Ahead of his debut Australian tour, the Grammy Award-winning US bluegrass musician speaks about the danger of playing cards with Willie Nelson, fitness on the road and how he realised he’s not a responsible drinker.
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The chef, who has just turned 50, struggled at school and with the ‘accounty’ part of business. After a formal diagnosis of dyslexia this year, he now knows why.
Party in the USA: how a growing sobriety set is taking over American mosh pits and football stadiums, partying even harder without booze.
What is a healthy lifestyle and how do I make it a habit? Our resident GP columnist offers a pocket guide to what you should focus on.
We all like to keep our mouths shut about gum disease. But unless it’s addressed, the consequences can be deadly.
Learning to dance has offered both peace and excitement to EY’s deputy CEO in Australia, Jenelle McMaster, who thinks business leaders can take note of her experience of switching off and having fun.
Losing a sense of smell can be an alarming signal of other potential diseases down the track, including mental decline. But there are ways to reverse the loss.
Suppressed anger consumed Sam Parker until he learnt how to turn it into something positive.
Relationship expert Tracey Cox, 63, who began her career in Sydney, explains what a lifetime of experience has taught her.
Perhaps the youngsters who want to ‘quiet-quit’ have it right. Why tether yourself to a master-slave work regime? But then again, pressure can be, for good or ill, a way of life.
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