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non-toxic beauty

Toxin-free beauty

From hidden chemicals in skincare to the air in our homes. Here’s how to transition to a non-toxic beauty routine without the overwhelm.

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Yoga for menopause

Perimenopause brings a whole new set of surprises, from midnight sweats to mood swings and insomnia. Yoga’s ancient practices provide gentle but powerful tools to help you navigate this journey and find steadier ground.

Tainaron

Finding joie de vivre in Greece

A Greek escape for relaxation and self-discovery, exploring Crete’s charm and Tainaron Blue’s serenity, reconnecting with wellness.

Menopause Essential Oil

Embracing the power of nature during menopause

Prioritising self-care is essential during menopause, and natural remedies such as Oil Garden’s Menopause Essential Oil Blend offer comfort and relief, supporting both physical and emotional wellbeing in this significant life stage.

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How to support your muscle health, according to a natural medicine provider

Discover the Power of Healthy Muscles: Boost Well-being with Magnesium Supplements. Learn Top Tips for Muscle Support Today!

self-compassion

The power of self-compassion

While undoing a lifetime of beliefs can be challenging, it is possible to learn to become more self-compassionate. Discover how to develop a healthier and happier relationship with yourself.

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World Menopause Month

World Menopause Month

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Primal Energy

Primal Energy

Instinctive movement, that inner fire, is what I call primal energy. It’s the life force that fuels our strength, emotional regulation and creativity. When we reconnect with it, we don’t just move better — we live better. Primal energy isn’t mystical; it’s biological and deeply human. It’s the natural current of energy that flows through […]

Roasted Butternut Pumpkin

Roasted Butternut Pumpkin with Camembert, Pecans & Manuka Honey

This Roasted Butternut Pumpkin with Camembert, Pecans & Biosota Manuka Honey is a simple, yet impressive dish. Finished with a drizzle of Biosota Organic Manuka Honey, balancing rich meltted cheese with crunchy pecans, making the perfect entertaining platter.

Tiramisu Chia Pudding

Tiramisu Chia Pudding

This Tiramisu Chia Pudding recipe is a twist on the italian classic dessert. Using Biosota Organic Manuka Honey, creates a natural sweetened flavour. This dish is packed with protein and fibre and perfect to create ahead of time, for a delious breakfast or snack.

Activewear

From reformer to playground

H&M’s activewear concept, Move, reveals a set of new fabrics called SculptMove and SoftMove. I wore them through a week of reformer, restorative yoga, weights and chasing my toddler around the park. I’ve worn a lot of activewear that promises to carry you from studio to street and I’m often left feeling disappointed. H&M’s Move […]

sustainable cleaning

Earth Choice: Making Sustainable Cleaning an Everday Choice

We speak with Earth Choice, Brand Manager Annabel Rafferty, who shares the history, passion and purpose behind Earth Choice, pioneering plant-based, sustainable cleaning products and leading the way in responsible Australian manufacturing. Proving that powerful cleaning and sustainability can go hand in hand. Share some insights with the audience on your brand story. Earth Choice […]

softening self-judgement

Softening Self-Judgement

Negative thoughts can sneak in when you’re tired, overwhelmed, or having a particularly hard day. One thing goes wrong, then another, and suddenly you’re not just having a bad moment, you’re sinking into a brutal internal monologue. It’s the opposite of a pep talk. It’s a self-judgement talk. Most of us are familiar with this […]

Mv Skintherapy

MV Skintherapy: The Ritual That Changed Everything

I’d been walking past it for weeks. The grey linen MV Skintherapy beauty bag sitting quietly on my bathroom bench, patient and unhurried in a way that I absolutely was not. Every night I’d glance at it and think, tomorrow. Tomorrow I’ll do it. Tomorrow when I’m less tired, when my baby goes down earlier, […]

Workplace Incivitlity

Workplace Incivility

You will spend about 90,000 hours at work in your lifetime. Research published by RMIT University in 2025 indicated that more than 90 per cent of workers have experienced incivility and that it leads to reduced performance, burnout, employee turnover, and financial cost to employee and business. In a paper published in the journal Stress […]

childhood friendships

Childhood Friendships: Nobody likes me

Five-year-old Emily stomped through the front door after school, tears streaming down her cheeks, sobbing, “All the kids at school hate me.” Her mum Cass was dumfounded. Emily had mates, didn’t she? She’d animatedly chatted about her new friend Kaylah over breakfast that morning — claiming she was her “bestest friend”. If your child is […]

Natural Medicine

Learn, Connect and Thrive: The power of staying informed about natural medicine

Natural medicine is a broad and evolving field. From herbal medicine and naturopathy to acupuncture, remedial massage and beyond, there is a wealth of approaches available to support your health. For many people, the challenge is knowing where to turn for information you can actually trust when it comes to natural medicine. That is where […]

infertility

Holding Happiness and Heartache

Dear Rachel, I’ve just found out I’m pregnant and I’m so happy, but one of my dearest friends is going through IVF and hasn’t had success. I feel torn between celebrating and protecting her feelings. How do I tell her in a way that’s compassionate and doesn’t create distance between us? Congratulations, what beautiful news. […]

Byron Bay

A 48-Hour Winter Nervous System Reset in Byron Bay

There are two ways to visit a destination. You can arrive when everyone else does, swept up in the version carefully packaged for postcards and Instagram. Or you can wait until the crowds have gone home, when a place slips back into its own rhythm. I have a soft spot for the latter I realised, […]