News & Views Couples over 60 who live apart can experience mental health benefits, study shows A growing number of people entering relationships after 60 are finding that being together and living apart improves wellbeing.
News & Views Women’s Health and Wellbeing Summit to normalise conversations about women’s health Women’s Agenda is hosting the 2024 Women’s Health and Wellbeing Summit, an essential one-day event on Wednesday September 4 in Sydney.
Employers Women have lower levels of workplace wellbeing than men, index shows Men and women’s experiences across Australian workplaces have significant differences, according to a new 2024 Workforce Trends Report.
News & Views Wellbeing framework to be implemented in NSW state budget A framework to measure the wellbeing of NSW citizens will be implemented in the state’s budget, the government announced today.
News & Views The menstrual cycle is affecting women’s ability to maintain healthy routines: new research Less than 40 per cent of women have a strong understanding of the various phases of their menstrual cycle, according to a new study.
Life What’s changed in Australia since the COVID-19 pandemic? New report gives insight A report card on the wellbeing of Australians has been released today looking at how things have changed since the Covid-19 pandemic began.
Soapbox Measuring wellbeing of children will set Australia up for future success The Treasurer is exploring a new wellbeing approach to the Federal Budget. As Nicole Breeze from UNICEF says, it must consider children.
News & Views It’s time to put the ‘wellbeing workforce’ on the economic agenda The government’s upcoming Jobs Summit provides the perfect opportunity to focus on the connection between a strong economy and improved lives.
Life Financial and psychological impacts worse for women in pandemic, study shows The fallout of the pandemic has been much worse for women than men, according to a new Australian study from the University of Queensland.
Leadership Meeting the needs of the community: Julie Babineau on resilience and compassion Julie Babineau, CEO of Odyssey NSW, reflects on two challenging years for the secto and community, and how these lessons will be used to move forward.
News & Views Parental gambling affects 200,000 Australian children, new study A study shows nearly 200,000 children under the age of 15 in Australia are exposed to moderate or problem gambling by their parents at home.
Women's Health News Solitude can teach us so much about our bodies, emotions and thoughts: Dilpreet Kaur Taggar Dilpreet Kaur Taggar, Founder of South Asian Today, shares her raw and honest thoughts on exercise, and how she finds ways to enjoy it.
