Guiding adult children to contribute at home – fostering responsibility and independence
6 February
Many parents face the question of when their adult children living at home should start paying board and contributing to household expenses and chores as they transition into adulthood.
The question of when and how much to charge, as well as the...[Read More]
Motoring body drives push for road safety ratings
5 February
A globally recognised risk rating system should determine how the Australian government funds major roads, a peak motoring body says.
Federal road funding would be better based on a risk assessment for the road, including information about how the...[Read More]
Conquering chronic procrastination: a path to self-improvement
30 January
Procrastination is a universal challenge that affects many of us at some point. From putting off small errands to delaying critical projects, procrastination can significantly impact personal growth, productivity, and overall well-being.
However,...[Read More]
Special agents: why AI promises to take over from apps
30 January
The next generation of artificial intelligence is expected to replace a human: the personal assistant you probably cannot afford to hire.
‘AI agents’ capable of completing a complex series of tasks after just one command are emerging as a top...[Read More]
All the honours for Australia’s high achievers
29 January
AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS
Companion of the Order in the GENERAL DIVISION
Professor Allen Cheuk-Seng CHENG
For eminent service to medicine as an epidemiologist, to infectious and communicable disease research and education, and to national and...[Read More]
A time to thrive: building meaningful connections and surrounding yourself with positivity
23 January
Midlife is often viewed through a lens of uncertainty and self-doubt, but what if we flipped the narrative?
This stage of life, far from being a time of crisis, can become a period of connection, discovery, and growth.
By focusing on meaningful...[Read More]
The legal issues most people face and the importance of seeking advice
23 January
Legal issues are an inevitable part of life.
Whether you’re dealing with property transactions, employment disputes, family matters, or financial concerns, navigating the complexities of the legal system can be daunting.
While the specifics of...[Read More]
Creating a refreshing and organised home for summer
23 January
As the summer months roll on, the warm weather brings longer days, sunshine, and the perfect opportunity to refresh your home.
Whether you’re hosting barbecues, spending lazy afternoons with family, or just enjoying the season, these homemaking...[Read More]
Creating your ideal holiday for relaxation and renewal
23 January
The ideal holiday is a deeply personal experience tailored to the unique needs, preferences, and circumstances of everyone.
While our differences mean that no two perfect holidays are identical, there is a common thread: the need for a physical...[Read More]
‘Net zero hero’ myth risks overburdening individuals
22 January
It’s not unusual to see individuals championed as heroes of climate action, with their efforts to install rooftop solar and buy electric cars promoted as pivotal in the fight to save the planet.
Hero figures can motivate others to follow suit but...[Read More]
Brad Pitt warns fans about scammers targeting fans
22 January
Brad Pitt has urged fans to be vigilant about catfishing after a scammer allegedly stole thousands of dollars pretending to be him.
The actor has responded after a 53-year-old woman who identified herself as Anne claimed she was tricked into...[Read More]
Estate planning: living your best life without regrets
16 January
As you approach the golden years, it’s essential to not only enjoy the life you’ve built but also to plan wisely for the legacy you leave behind.
Estate planning is not merely about drafting a will or dividing assets; it’s about ensuring...[Read More]
Preparing to go caravanning in Australia and working remotely.
16 January
Preparing for a caravanning trip in Australia is an exciting venture, especially for those embracing the freedom of remote work. Australia’s diverse landscapes, from its sun-kissed beaches to the rugged outback, provide a spectacular backdrop for...[Read More]
Debating AI ethics: enhancing human connections while ensuring efficiency
16 January
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes an integral part of our daily lives, a critical ethical question emerges: how can AI enhance human interactions and relationships without replacing the fundamental value of person-to-person connections?
This...[Read More]
Parents put kids’ future on credit as school costs rise
15 January
Parents are making sacrifices, turning to grandparents for help and using credit cards to keep up with increasing costs associated with educating their children.
The most recent inflation data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics suggests...[Read More]
