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14 ways to exercise from home

14 ways to exercise from home

Whether you’re allergic to the gym or just an introvert, there are lots of ways to exercise from home. Try these handy tips…
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16 ways to cut back on plastic

16 ways to cut back on plastic

One of the best things you can do for the planet is avoid single-use plastic. Here are 16 tips to cut plastic out as much as you can…
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How to get a strong core

How to get a strong core

Improve your posture and balance by toning your mid-section to get a strong core – without stepping foot in a gym
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Which MILK is best?

Diet, oat, soy, rice or almond... the choice can be a bit of a minefield. We asked a dietician for advice
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Three generations bouncing, don't miss out, strengthen your pelvic floor

Strengthen your pelvic floor

The key to a good sex life, plus proper bowel and bladder function, is a healthy pelvic floor. Here’s how to keep this essential part of your body strong…
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UTIs are common for women. Here we bust some myths and explain how to prevent and treat them

How to prevent and treat UTIs

They’re very unpleasant, but urinary tract infections are a common experience among women. Here’s how to prevent and treat UTIs
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Walking a dog is a great way to get your steps in

16 easy ways to move more

Exercising doesn’t have to be complicated. Try these simple tips to sit less and move more in your everyday life…
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Breathe better and it could have a big impact on your physical and mental health

How to breathe better

The way you inhale and exhale can make a big difference to your wellbeing. Try this advice to breathe better
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Overcoming excuses for health, fitness and survival

According to the latest figures, more than 60 percent of Australians are overweight or obese and don't get enough exercise. Being fat and inactive has become the "norm". You are abnormal if you are able to overcome your excuses and stay active and trim.
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What is brain fog?

What is brain fog?

If you're struggling to think clearly, chances are those mid-life hormones might be to blame.
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