Marshall Perron, who introduced world’s first euthanasia laws in the NT three decades ago, has made a bold prediction about the future of voluntary assisted dying.
Mark Butler has guaranteed he won’t cut people off the NDIS until alternative supports are in place, setting a deadline ticking for the states to get on board.
Falling immunisation rates, fuelled by misinformation, has sparked a national campaign calling on Australians to speak with their doctor about vaccinations.
Calluses are thick, rough patches that are ‘your skin’s natural defence’ against chafing and irritation. Here’s what you need to do to get rid of them.
Adam Shand travels to Zimbabwe to take part in a psychedelic drug ritual which Aussie combat veterans are turning to in a last ditch hope to cure drug addictions and ease post traumatic stress.
THE NEW YORK TIMES: While data indicated that new Alzheimer’s drugs could modestly slow cognitive decline for some patients, would that effect be meaningful or too slight to make a difference?
Having a good morning routine is the key to a successful day, according to a mental performance coach who was worked with Olympians and Fortune 500 CEOs.
Scientists believe a common medicine, already prescribed to millions, could also provide the benefits of intense exercise sessions without actually exercising.