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2023: A mercury elemental year of earth

As we move into a period where Mercury accentuates the earth element, we need to re-examine the fundamental nature of earth in an attempt to hone our shared outlook

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Six simple ways to bring self-care into your daily life

Whether it’s moving more or eating well, here are six simple ways, provided by Paul McCann from Endeavour College of Natural Health, to insert some self-care into daily life and take better care of ourselves and those around us.

WellBeing Women of the Year Awards: Terms & Conditions

Please visit this page to submit your nomination for The WellBeing Women of the Year Awards The Wellbeing Women of the Year Awards Terms & Conditions and General FAQ What is different about The Wellbeing Women of the Year Awards? This program spotlights everyday women. Women rising above the significant demands of life, work and […]

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How to spot breadcrumbing & how to avoid it

Breadcrumbing is on the rise in the domains of dating, friendship and careers. We speak to relationship coach Katie O’Donoghue on what it is, why it happens and how to stop following deceptive crumb trails.

Post Pandemic Home

What does the post-pandemic home look like?

The pandemic forced us to rethink the way we live, not least how we exist within the confines of our homes. As we continue into “the new normal” the way our homes function has been forever transformed.

Myth Of Multitasking

The dark side of multitasking

In our busy lives, multitasking seems like an efficient way to get things done, but there is a cognitive cost to trying to do everything at once.

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Specialist timber architect and director — Jonathan Evans

Known for designing some of Australia’s most innovative timber buildings, Evans is leading the way in creating a sustainable model for future living and wellbeing. At the heart of Evans’ designs is a belief that we all long to reconnect with the natural world, and by living in sync with Mother Nature we live healthier and happier lives. Here the architect shares his vision for the future, his love of the ocean and what it takes to challenge the status quo.