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Surgery won’t fix my chronic back pain, so what will?

This week’s ABC Four Corners episode Pain Factory highlighted that our health system is failing Australians with chronic pain. Patients are receiving costly, ineffective...

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Frequent flyers share their top travel tips

With holidays becoming more of a luxury, it’s important to ensure that you have all bases covered – including making the flight experience as...

In the ruff, how to enjoy a camping holiday with your dog

So, you are off on a camping holiday, but don’t want to leave man’s best friend behind. Fair enough, they are probably a part of...
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Petrol prices go north

As Australians do all they can to lessen the impact of the cost-of-living crisis, one stumbling block remains – petrol. Specifically, the price of...

Expert warns pension backdating is a criminal act

Self-managed super funds (SMSF) trustees and advisers are being warned a common tax-minimisation tactic could be viewed as a criminal act by the Australian...

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Victim of Facebook scam syndicate on a mission to save others

Over months of daily calls, fake balance sheets and racing to the ATM in a panic, Deb lost her superannuation and savings to scammers. Now,...
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Are whitegoods disability supports? Here’s what NDIS reforms say

Proposed NDIS reforms suggest removing items like white goods from disability support. But items like a Thermomix aren't a luxury - they could be a necessity

Elective surgery wait times almost double in 20 years

Elective surgery wait times are now the longest on record, according to the Australian Medical Association's Public Hospital Report Card.  Australians are now waiting almost...

Routine, repetitive jobs raise your risk of dementia

Researchers from the University of Oslo have demonstrated working a menial job featuring repetitive tasks raises your risk of cognitive decline.

What’s the addictive drug older Australians are turning to?

Older Australians are increasingly turning to alcohol and other drugs of addiction according to the latest government figures. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare...

GPs sound alarm over aged care reform delays

Crucial reforms aimed at improving the quality of aged care in Australia look set to be delayed by up to 12 months, leaked documents...

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