Lifestyle
Preparing for retirement: a blueprint for lasting health and happiness
14 August
Preparing for retirement involves more than just financial planning; maintaining your mental and physical fitness is crucial to enjoying a long and fulfilling post-work life. Here are ten top tips to help you prepare: Stay Physically...[Read More]
Cost of living: strategies for adult children moving out of home
14 August
The rising cost of living has become a significant challenge for adult children living at home and aspiring to move out. In many parts of the world, particularly in Australia, the cost of housing, groceries, transportation, and utilities has...[Read More]
The pursuit of wealth & the illusion of endless time
7 August
In our pursuit of wealth, we often find ourselves caught in the relentless cycle of earning, saving, and investing. While accumulating wealth is undoubtedly a significant goal, it is essential to recognise that time, the finite resource we all...[Read More]
Lessons ‘not learnt’ 80 years on from World War II
27 August
Memories of those who have served and those who fell before the end of the Second World War have been carried forward, 80 years on. Services across the nation marked the Victory in the Pacific anniversary on Friday, with commemorations held at the...[Read More]
How retirees are funding adventure and staying active on the road
21 August
After years of dedicated work, countless hours spent behind a desk, or on the road, retirement for many Australians marks the beginning of a new chapter. No longer tied to the clock, retirees have the freedom to explore, create memories, and seek...[Read More]
The way to happiness and success in both life and work
21 August
Happiness and success are deeply intertwined but aren’t always the result of material gains or high-status positions. Instead, a fulfilling life and career stem from aligning your values, passions, and actions in ways that promote well-being and...[Read More]
Tax time: why planning and professional advice matter
21 August
As we move into another financial year, many people view tax as a once-a-year obligation – gather receipts, lodge a return, and move on. But the reality is that effective tax planning is a year-round process, and it can make a significant...[Read More]
Essential tips for setting up your home office
21 August
The advent of digital technology has transformed the business landscape, ushering in a new era where working from home is no longer a rarity but a common occurrence. This shift has necessitated the need for entrepreneurs to create conducive...[Read More]
Follow these tips when getting ready for a holiday overseas?
21 August
For sure, the thought of holidaying overseas is exciting. However, aside from mastering what to pack for a holiday abroad, make sure you follow these tips to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable trip. 1. Read up on the places you’re...[Read More]
Don’t tough it out: tradies’ mental health in focus
14 August
Ben Pieyre has seen the language and actions around mental health transform during his two decades working in construction. Not usually considered a “touchy-feely” industry, it took some time for mental health to become a priority in the...[Read More]
Four key strategies to safeguard your financial future
7 August
Financial stability doesn’t usually come by chance; it requires preparation and strategy. Most of us depend on a steady paycheck, but few consider what would happen if it disappeared suddenly. Protecting yourself against financial disaster means...[Read More]
Musicians, actors, writers call for protection from AI
31 July
Most creative workers want the government to intervene in the unrestricted use of artificial intelligence software, a study has found, and more than half are “extremely concerned” about use of the technology and its impact on jobs. Actors,...[Read More]
The importance of seeking advice for legal issues
10 July
Legal issues are an inevitable part of life. Whether you’re dealing with property transactions, employment disputes, family matters, or financial concerns, navigating the complexities of the legal system can be daunting. While the specifics of...[Read More]
More holidays in richest state could boost productivity
16 July
Workers in Australia’s wealthiest state could get more time off. Western Australians currently have the second fewest number of public holidays in the nation, with 11. That’s two less than Victoria and the ACT, which each have 13, while South...[Read More]
‘It’s rife’: third of young workers report wage theft
16 July
Cafe worker Mia McDowall was initially shocked to discover she’d been underpaid by thousands of dollars but soon learnt it’s an experience all too common in the hospitality industry. The 22-year-old has worked for multiple employers who either...[Read More]