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Meet the entrepreneurs who are making a go of no-alcohol drinks. IKIGAI The Japanese art of finding purpose and joy in simple things. Julia Roberts
talks about her latest movie. Why are so many teens suffering from depression
and anxiety?

'What I Learned When I Stopped Drinking

In the spirit of #DryJanuary (we know you’re thinking about it!), we explored the experiences and insights of people who have taken a break from alcohol for anything from a month to forever…

10 mins

Iki-What?

IkiIkigai (pronounced ee-kee-guy) isn’t a millennial term for your creepy neighbour. It’s an ancient Japanese philosophy that’s shining a light on how we should live – finding purpose and joy in simple things... keeping busy, but slowing down when we feel overwhelmed.

4 mins

'It's Even More Beautiful Than What You Imagined'

Julia Roberts read Wonder, the story of a boy who doesn’t quite look like everyone else, to her own children – and they all loved it. Inevitably, the story was snapped up by a film studio, and Julia jumped at the chance to play the boy’s mum. 

9 mins

What's Your Excuse For Not Exercising?

‘I’d love to, but…’ Sound familiar? The thing is, you can’t have your excuses and your dream of being fit and healthy. So let’s smash them, one by one!

8 mins

My Magical Journey Through Venda

Michele Macfarlane lives with retinitis pigmentosa (RP), a genetic eye disease that results in blindness. She tells us about her experience on the Venda Sacred Walk.

6 mins

How I Survived...

...the first 3 years as a startup in the tech industry

2 mins

Healthy Living

Happy New Year! Time for a fresh start.

2 mins

Ask The Doc

Surgeon and lecturer Dr Sarah Rayne answers your questions. This month, they’re about cancer and weak abdominal muscles.

2 mins

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