Tag: health
Early diagnosis of Parkinson’s helps manage the condition
Parkinson’s disease is the second most common neurological problem in the world. In Australia 150,000 people are living with the debilitating condition and a...
From little things big things grow… 40 years of service to...
It has been 40 years since a group of Telecom workers got together and decided they wanted to do something to improve their community. In...
A Western Australian medical breakthrough which could save millions
Medical scientist Dr Kieran Mulroney and his team are tantalisingly close to launching new technology that could save the lives of many of the...
Dance trio take on a new role to help enrich the...
After 11 years as artistic director of the WA Ballet, Aurelien Scannella’s ballet life has come full circle with an exciting new role beside...
The differences between yoga and Pilates for your fitness journey
Not every ‘body’ likes going to a noisy gym; more people are choosing to move their bodies in a far gentler fashion. Small-group classes...
Giving the gift of gratitude as respite for veterans
There’s no doubt that a career in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) can be a rewarding one, but ADF personnel are often exposed to...
No Hearing Test, No Appointment. From Pandemic Necessity to Superior Hearing:
Discover How PocketAid's Direct-to-Consumer Hearing Aids Changed the Game for Australians with Mild to Moderate Hearing Loss. The development of the PocketAid range of hearing...
Silverchain launches GP Education Series
Silverchain is hosting a series of free interactive and practical education sessions for General Practitioners, practice managers and specialists to discuss ways to provide...
Shh… Hidden Gem Mobility Supplier in Australia
If you’re looking for an electric wheelchair in Australia, then we found a gem of a business that offers old fashioned service with compassion...
Wellbeing versus GDP (Gross Domestic Product) in guiding policies
Bhutanese people - Photo by Pema Gyamtsho on Unsplash “Gross National Happiness is more important than Gross Domestic Product.” So said the fourth King of Bhutan,...