Wellbeing

Everyone knows they need to floss. But when should they do it, how often and what technique should they use? We asked the professionals.

Ways you can lighten your load and take control of some outcomes by using your energy wisely

Keen to ‘future proof’ your relationship? These are the six questions couples must discuss by middle age.

Carnivores, as advocates of the diet are known, have a core belief that we need to live like our ancestors did because we are apex predators. But is it really all its cracked up to be?

From a single cheeseburger to that extra glass of wine, the sobering science that reveals the habits that are slowly killing us

Of all the resolutions you pick this year, improving your sleep may be the most enjoyable - and long-lasting - here’s how to do it.

Feeling wired but tired? Struggling to control your weight? - Unlike conventional weight-loss diets, there’s nothing self-denying about this at all.

A new report reveals the staggering impact of reproductive health problems on productivity, feeding calls for extra leave entitlements.

Cholesterol is not a bad word, nor is it bad for us — in fact we can’t live without it. 

Some may question why any new mum would add toilet training to the long list of chores when disposable nappies can minimise the burden, but one mum who trained her son by six months believes it’s ‘lazy’ not to.

Risky drinking by baby boomers is on the rise. The sex, drugs and rock‘n’roll generation are now the most likely Australian generation to drink at dangerous levels.

And the red flags to watch out for when dating online

Drawing joy from the world around you can help you thrive in the face of challenges, distractions and current events. The key is choosing to do so.

‘It’s unimaginable to think how a bloody mosquito can do this to this beautiful country boy with a heart of gold.’

These are the trends and innovations set to define the year ahead.