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There is a pivotal point in our grieving process that should occur three days after a death, but advocates say this is interrupted by modern practices. → Read More
While a majority wants to continue to celebrate, more people are ignoring the public holiday over brandishing an Australian flag. Now, it seems the nation is approaching a tipping point. → Read More
The push for mass timber buildings may appear counterintuitive. But the benefits come down to the evolving nature of Australia’s timber industry and timber’s way of locking up carbon. → Read More
One in every 25 deaths in Australia is from heart attack. More than half will be sudden. What are the signs? → Read More
What’s behind our obsession with watching strangers share the mundane minutiae of day-to-day life – and just how “real” are these videos? → Read More
What was it about this woman’s real-life story of a blown-up marriage that agitated so many people? And why was the overwhelming reaction to pile onto her? → Read More
We asked that question of young Australians. Here’s what 12 of them said. → Read More
To find true healing for her depression and anxiety, Portia Walker-Fernando has moved away from conventional Western support systems, instead leaning on methods her people have used for thousands of years. → Read More
Melani De Sousa lived with the most common type of eating disorder for 15 years, yet the illness remains little-known and widely misunderstood. → Read More
Two in five Australians will have a panic attack at some point in their life. Why do they start? What’s happening in your brain? And are they dangerous? → Read More
Today’s young people are facing challenges unimagined by previous generations. But amid their anxiety is a resilience that’s far too often overlooked. → Read More
Daniel Airey was bullied over elements of his identity – having a stutter and being gay – through high school. Today, he doesn’t recognise that person. → Read More
An exclusive survey reveals 82 per cent of young Australians have experienced mental health issues during the COVID-19 pandemic, with one in four having suicidal thoughts. → Read More
When a French weight-loss “secret” made its way into Netflix series Emily In Paris, viewers were shown a side of French eating culture the English-speaking world doesn’t normally see. → Read More
Ageing starts from the moment we are conceived. And while much anti-ageing research is under way, the most effective option we have is at our fingertips. → Read More
Families that span different countries understand that years of separation is a price we have had to pay in this pandemic. But my god, it’s starting to really hurt. → Read More
Campbell Walker’s new illustrated guide to the brain is unlike any you’ve seen before, and he’s one of many young Australians changing the way we approach our minds and our mental health. → Read More
Meditation apps can teach us a skill that takes us well beyond life in lockdown. We reviewed six of the most popular on the market. → Read More
From dealing with a loved one who is vaccine hesitant, to explaining the benefits of AstraZeneca or even simply asking whether your friend or hairdresser is vaccinated, here’s your complete guide. → Read More
Exasperated women around the country are increasingly demanding to be listened to over their health concerns, be it over menopause or COVID-19 vaccination. → Read More