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Our second act tends to be an exciting time filled with contentment, self-acceptance and, hopefully, enjoying all the fruits of our labour. However, this transformative...

Travel

Discover the ‘Greek Caribbean’ away from the tourist trail

Weaving through a maze of sun-kissed tables and sky-blue chairs, ebullient host Freiderikos Errikos leads me inside his eponymous family restaurant on the little-known...

Travel briefs: astonishing NZ entry tax hike + new European travel fee

It appears New Zealand is determined to roll up the welcome mat for tourists. It was announced that the land of the long white cloud...
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Why budget brands are booming

It would seem budget brands are booming, and with the cost of living, it's no wonder why. It's a no-brainer to choose the cheaper alternative...

What’s a recession – and how can we tell if we’re in one?

Leonora Risse, University of Canberra This article is part of The Conversation’s Business Basics series where we ask experts to discuss key concepts in business,...

Tech and Gadgets

Today’s tech is too confusing, study finds

Today’s technology is becoming increasingly out of reach for older people – and training may not be able to help. Research has found that a...
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Private health insurance premiums predicted to rise after claims increase

For those with private health insurance, the premium increases that come along yearly are an annual thorn in the side. However, in the past...

Diabetes drug can lower your risk of dementia, study finds

A drug normally used to treat diabetes can significantly reduce your risk of developing dementia, new research has revealed.

Should you be checking your vulva for signs of cancer?

Our social media feeds are often flooded with reminder to check our breasts for lumps and unusual changes, but in contrast, there is very...

What is type 1.5 diabetes? It’s a bit like type 1 and type 2

Type 1.5 diabetes has features of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. But how is it different from the other common types?

Interest rates put the squeeze on aged care

High interest rates are squeezing most Australians, but even higher rates are hurting Aussies in aged care facilities.