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Yoga has long been associated with health, now it is being linked by research to improved cognition.

Seven simple habits you can start today to improve brain health

These small science-based tips can improve your mental and cognitive health.

  • Richard Sima

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Seven things to add or subtract for happiness, according to science

All the (good) science research about how you can be happier.

  • Jacqueline Nesi
A heatwave warning has been issued across vast parts of Queensland.

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.

  • Courtney Kruk

The homemade snack that gets a dietitian’s tick of approval

Singer Bonnie Anderson shares her day on a plate.

  • Nicole Economos

Leftover takeaway? Please don’t reheat that plastic container

Scientists have found that reusing single-use plastic has significant health impacts.

  • 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.

  • Nicole Economos
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Derrimut 24:7 Gym owner Nikolaos Solomos inside the new Port Melbourne location.

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.

  • Hannah Hammoud
Man mouth breathing Bed, snore, mouth open, breathe

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.

  • 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.

  • Nicole Economos
Business owner Johannes Egberts, Deborah Sarah and the texts from him. Composite.

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.

  • Clare Sibthorpe

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