Health
WellBeing
Brinkley Davies To know is to love
Brinkley Davies has experienced the best of the ocean’s beauty and the worst of its destruction. But to inspire change, the marine conservationist knows only too well that she must first inspire love.
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The psychology of baking
Handmade food, especially baked goods, has long been a gesture of love, support and community in trying times. But why is it that so many of us turned to baking during the chaos, stress and anxiety of the pandemic? We take a look at the psychology behind baking and meet the foodies who have turned their passion into a profession.
10 min |
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Natural Harry:Delicious Plant-Based Summer Recipes
HARRIET BIRRELL , HARDIE GRANT BOOKS
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Travel the Top End
Immerse yourself in the eerie colonial ruins of Victoria Settlement and experience the rugged tropical landscape of Garig Gunak Barlu National Park, fringed with white beaches and teeming with all manner of birds, fish, crocodiles and unique Aussie wildlife.
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Yoga to foster friendliness
Unconditional friendliness is the key to transforming your life, and it starts with the self. Harness the yogic concept of maitri to work towards conscious, radical acceptance of the self and invite more happiness into your life.
10 min |
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Protecting the commons
“The commons” are the natural and cultural resources, ranging from land to knowledge, that should be accessible to all members of society. Under intense social evolutionary pressure, however, we need to be vigilant that these commons are protected and secured for the good of all.
9 min |
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Pregnancy-safe beauty
Your skincare regime may make you feel great, but beauty products often hide a large amount of harmful chemicals. Natural beauty columnist Ema Taylor shares her guide to the ingredients you should avoid while you’re expecting.
7 min |
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The climatarian diet
Our daily food choices have an impact not only on our health but also on the climate. We explore how to shop, cook, eat and reduce waste in a warming world.
8 min |
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Kiwifruit
While more research needs to be conducted on humans, kiwifruit is looking particularly promising as a powerful medicinal food. Eating two of these delicious fruit per day is showing positive health benefits for many of the conditions that affect us today.
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Designing a sociable home
Architecture and interior design can help build our personal relationships, and numerous design strategies can nurture fertile ground for social interaction. We explore how to foster feelings of togetherness and set the tone for sociable life at home.
9 min |
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Kit Willow A winning formula
Two years after being fired from her own label, Kit Willow started again from the ground up. Second time around, though, she is reshaping a broken industry and forging a fresh outlook in which makers, market and Mother Earth all benefit.
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Accentism
Accentism, discriminating against someone because of their accent, is still prevalent in societies around the world. We explore accent bias in an increasingly diverse world, the politics and cultural significance of accents and what your accent says about you.
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Effects Of Coffee On Your Body And What It Is Doing To The Planet
Coffee is a massively popular drink, second only to water. In this article we take a deeper look at coffee, the many ways you can have it, the effects it has on your body and what it is doing to the planet.
10 min |
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10 Steps To A Tidy Home
Whether you’re a Marie Kondo wannabe or a chronic mess maker, cultivating daily habits is the key to a healthier home and happier you. We share our 10 steps to a tidy home.
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Letting Go Of Resentment
Resentment can be a bitter feeling, steeping you in darkness, tension and pain. But there is a soothing elixir that can help — forgiveness. For those struggling through resentment, here is a psychology-backed guide to letting go of hard feelings.
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Yoga For Stronger Immunity
In a time of collective ill health, you might be wondering what you can do to improve your immune system. Incorporating yoga into your routine can significantly bolster your body’s ability to combat sickness.
9 min |
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Pregnancy Myths: Busted Or Trusted?
From “eating for two” to full-moon births, expectant parents are often bombarded with myths around pregnancy. We sort the sound advice from the sea of old wives’ tales.
9 min |
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Nails of steel
Brittle, ridged, yellow, gnawed or frail nails may be a sign of deeper health issues. Help is at hand for naturally nice nails without the nasty chemicals.
8 min |
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Living lagom
In the age where sustainability is on the rise, consumerism is constantly being questioned and many of us are experiencing social media fatigue, you may fi nd yourself searching for a new approach to life. Let us introduce you to your new philosophy: lagom.
10 min |
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Running wild in the far west
Home to rolling rust-red dunes and an opalescent ocean teeming with colourful underwater characters, Shark Bay is every nature lover’s paradise.
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Aminata Conteh-Biger - Power for good
When Aminata Conteh-Biger speaks, people listen. It has taken some time and much soul-searching to fi nd her voice, but now the Sierra Leone refugee, war survivor, storyteller and advocate is telling her story
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Alleviating allergies
Are allergies making you miserable? Soothe your sniffles, itches and tears with natural approaches that encompass lifestyle change, diet, herbs and your mind.
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Tracey Holmes: The Ocean Is Home
We speak to Tracey Holmes, an ocean-lover, mother of four, ABC senior journalist and podcast host of The Ticket.
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Hailing From The Hypersensitive Crowd
A small but growing body of neuro-scientific research confirms the existence of “empaths” and “highly sensitive people”. Here’s what to do if you’re one of them.
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Age-Appropriate Tips To Get The Conversation Started And Keep It Going
There are some conversations with kids that are difficult at any age. From the young child who walks in on mummy and daddy having an early morning “wrestle” in bed, to the pre-teen who can’t understand why no matter how hard they try they can never get a first-place ribbon in the sport they love. Discover different ways to engage kids to have hard conversations, how to encourage open dialogue and offer age-appropriate tips to get the conversation started and keep it going.
9 min |
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Connecting With Compassion
A compassionate life is one that requires both softness and strength. By cultivating compassion towards yourself and others, you can embrace life’s trials and tribulations with a strong back and soft front.
9 min |
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The Power Of Podcasts
The monumental rise of podcasts in recent years is something to behold, but where exactly does the power of podcasts lie?
8 min |
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Paddling the Katherine
We spend three days paddling the Katherine River to fall in love with its thrilling rapids, sheer-rock gorges and palm-fringed thermal pools.
8 min |
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To be, not to do
The art of being is learning to let go of the external and embrace the internal. Discover how to cultivate a deeper relationship with self.
9 min |
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Fabulous feet
From dress codes to the barefoot revolution, we take a look at the ins and outs of feet and footwear to find out what’s good for the sole.
9 min |