Lifestyle

Wellness in 2026 could see a return to the simple pillars of movement, rest and repair and looking within — specifically to the gut — to unlock physical and mental health and wellbeing.

Why Victoria Beckham’s eating habits have not changed for decades.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Seemingly banished in this age of digital saturation, boredom is the unlikely star of a social media fad that has young people sharing videos of themselves doing … absolutely nothing. 

With four of the major planets set to switch signs in the first half of the year, there will be plenty of tumultuous changes ahead. Read our personal forecast for your zodiac sign right here.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Despite the taboo, many parents do have favourites, and research shows the less favoured children suffer for it.

Fantasising about a ‘job at Bunnings’ after a stressful year at the office? You’re not alone.

You can still buy a house near the beach on a low six-figure salary, but it comes with some big catches.

Ringing in 2026 with a few drinks? Sarah Di Lorenzo has revealed the simple swaps that could save you.

Long before the grasshopper, the pina colada and the frozen daiquiri, there was the Sgroppino. Today’s version marries prosecco with vodka and sorbet, and it can be found in and out of Northern Italy.

Sarah Di Lorenzo on why your New Year’s food goals backfire and how to succeed this time.

The sparks you’re feeling for a new romantic prospect could be a warning.

Travelling is no longer just about the destination – or even the journey. It’s about the experience you walk away with.

The perfect side dish bursting with colour and flavour.

You don’t want it or need it - here is how to repurpose gifts and avoid any awkward faux pas.

THE ECONOMIST: How top chef manages a shipload of food and thousands of hungry passengers.