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Dogs that don’t graduate seeing-eye school are being trained up as special assistance dogs and helping people with younger onset dementia live fuller, happier lives writes Annie Rahilly of the University of Melbourne
A man has blown a hole in his throat after trying to hold in a sneeze, with doctors saying his grim story should act as a warning to others.
“Ballistic missile threat inbound to Hawaii. Seek immediate shelter. This is not a drill.” – Not a text message that should be issued to the masses lightly, or so you would think. What public warning systems do we have in Australia, what checks and balances are in place to prevent ‘false’ alarms? and what training …
Health Minister Greg Hunt wants health insurers to deliver the lowest premium rise in more than 15 years but families could still have to pay $200 a year more.
As always, the MLA lamb ad is causing a stir with opinions divided over the left wing v’s right wing theme. Tell us your thoughts….
Hairstyles for older women with medium, long and short hair over 50, 60 and 70 years. Watch this video for some seriously amazing hair inspiration!
This creamy turmeric matcha green tea and coconut smoothie is packed full of so much goodness – from the coconut, chia seeds, ginger and the aromatic Turmeric Matcha mix! If you want to take the creaminess to the next level, you can even add half an avocado too. And if there’s any leftover, pop it …
This one ingredient could be hiding in your daily granola….and it isn’t healthy for you! Erin Young, health writer & founder of Zen Green Tea, shares with us some healthy matcha and turmeric granola recipes.
Turmeric makes a great addition to some mid afternoon snacks, such as these turmeric and Matcha Green Tea bliss balls. The earthy turmeric is balanced by the lemon and ginger, and there is a natural sweetness from the coconut and dates too. They go perfectly with a golden turmeric tea! Erin Young, health writer & founder …
Want to make something with a bit more of an Aussie flavour this Christmas? Then why not make your own native Christmas wreath to adorn your front door.
