Dementia: An inevitable consequence of getting old?
Unless someone comes up with a medical cure or breakthrough, chances are likely that your loved one is currently living with or will one day have dementia. So how can you recognise the symptoms?
🎥 You’d never guess what sparked this movement to end technology addiction
Erik Bigalk and Nirma Ledford discuss the impact technology addiction has on our lives, and how a campaign is encouraging us to cut back on screen time.
One woman’s mission to end gender imbalance
Witnessing a bloody civil war gave Jacqui Joseph the determination to campaign against violence.
Feeding the homeless or our egos?
When does raising awareness about a good deed become a shameless brag about one’s generosity?           Â
Social media and the mummy mafia
Australia ranks as one of the top 10 countries in the world to raise a child, but sometimes, all it takes is a visit to a local restaurant to change all that.   Â
Would you support an airline that segregates passengers with children?
Nobody wants a crying baby while travelling in an aeroplane—even if you were the baby’s mum. But would you support an airline that dictates you can only sit in a specific area because you have children? Two mums share their views.
Rollo’s park
An ugly wasteland, an indomitable dream, an early retirement from osteoarthritis . . . a legacy of undying love.Â
Good dads bad dads
Wondering what it takes to be a good father (or a bad one)? History—and nature—has some clues.
10 simple exercises to do with your partner
If you’re running low on date ideas, here’s one for you: a workout date!
First chances
It was a beautiful winter’s evening, and I was on the couch in tears.
All I said was, “I don’t want children”
With so many orphans needing a loving home, if I really wanted offspring, why shouldn’t I adopt instead of introducing a brand-new human being into the mix?