In his latest controversial move on social media, Pete Evans has supported Trump’s calls for law and order and suggests that the protests are a manufactured distraction.
Staff writers
We can’t afford to hibernate this winter after finally coming out of isolation.
Raquel de Brito
Forget turning up to the office in your undies, in this terrified new world people are having night terrors about being caught outside without a mask, columnist Belle Taylor writes.
Belle TaylorPLAY Magazine Editor
As gyms plan to reopen their doors – prompting members to decide whether they want to return or not – Tim Robards reveals why the lockdown has actually been good for his training regime.
David Mills
As gyms prepare to reopen their doors, pilates expert and former Olympian Steph Prem has revealed the ways in which Australia’s fitness industry will change forever.
Gyms across South Australia are set to open their doors this week – but bodybuilder Abozar Faizi is one of many who say they are happy to keep working out at home.
As gyms look toward opening their doors again soon, some fitness enthusiasts say they want to still work out at home – but bikini bodybuilder Marlette Le Feuvre is not one of them.
‘Paleo’ Pete Evans has questioned the safety of vaccines and encouraged suspicion about immunisation, which protects us from deadly diseases. We enlisted a medical expert to answer the celebrity chef’s questions to get the facts straight once and for all.
Jane Hansen
Tobacco advertising is banned but cigarette companies have found disturbing ways around the law and it’s allowed them to directly target young people.
Sue Dunlevy
After months in isolation, it’s time to exercise your body and mind. Here are some of the best food podcasts to listen to as you burn calories.
Anooska Tucker-Evans
Sometimes staying up to date with what health checks you need to tick off yearly can feel like an overwhelming list to remember so here is a simple checklist for men, women and seniors.
Katie Hampson
Doctors fear people may be going without the medical care they need and risking their health during the coronavirus pandemic.
The life-threatening six-month wait for a colonoscopy to diagnose bowel cancer is now even longer thanks to COVID-19 and lives could be at risk.
If you’ve had intimacy issues during the pandemic — you’re not the only one.
A non-hormonal contraceptive gel called Phexxi is said to be 86 per cent effective at preventing pregnancy, and it may also ward off certain sexually transmitted diseases.
COVID-19 has disrupted our lives but for sick children and terminally ill cancer patients, they are still living out their dreams despite not being able to travel.
The queen of decluttering Marie Kondo is moving from the home to the workspace in her new book, teaming up with an organisational psychologist to uncover what sparks joy in the office.
Marie Kondo and Scott Sonenshein
The US government has ordered 300 million doses of a potential coronavirus vaccine to be developed by British drugmaker AstraZeneca, which it hopes to trial by October.
Annabel Ross
There are some important lessons to learn from COVID-19 when it comes to handling future flu seasons.
Thousands of Australians walked away from private health insurance as elective surgeries were banned as part of the government’s response to COVID-19.
Home stripper poles have become harder to come by than yoga mats as Aussie mums opt to learn new skills at home. But they are being warned of buying fake ones online.
Melanie Burgess
Girls as young as seven are being diagnosed with anorexia. But many doctors are still dismissing eating disorders as a waste of time and hospital beds.
Clare Masters
Star netballer Courtney Bruce got savvy to stay fit and connected to her teammates in iso.
Australians are set to be inoculated against COVID-19 with a locally made vaccine even if our researchers don’t come up with a cure, the Industry Minister says.
John Rolfe
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