A report today from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners has raised concerns about an ageing GP workforce and access issues for people living in regional and rural areas. 

But there is a glimmer of hope with the college saying a workforce recovery has begun. It's being supported by an incentivised training program for junior doctors working in rural areas. 

Canteens have long been at the heart of school life, providing healthy and affordable food to children and helping them to learn healthy eating habits.  

However, rising costs and a lack of volunteers are forcing many to close or scale back. So what needs to be done to put school canteens back at the centre of school life? 

She's a writer, adventurer and survivor who wears her vulnerability on her sleeve.

Last year, Gina Chick captured Australia's attention on the first series of Alone Australia.

Over 67 days, her passion for nature and her ability to confound our expectations transformed her into the show's breakout star -and ultimate winner.

Now Gina has written a memoir titled We Are The Stars: A misfit's story of love, connection and the glorious power of letting go.

You work in a bookshop cafe but when one of the regulars takes liberties with the Sudoku you wonder if it might be time to have words.

We talk about decisions in terms of being the things we arrive at — but often it is the way we get there that tells us a lot about who we are.

The decision-making process can be complex, but understanding your motivations and values can help you choose the right path.

So, as we find ourselves in the final quarter of the year, when perhaps we are weighing up some big decisions clinical psychologist Dr Charlotte Keating shares her insights on the psychology of decision making.

When it comes to marriage breakdowns, Dani Zetzer has seen it all.

The Melbourne-based family lawyer has spent more than a decade working with clients at the most emotionally vulnerable time in their lives. 

She says she's committed to "doing divorce differently" with her clients.

So how can people navigate the end of a marriage in a healthy and sustainable manner?

Comedian, actor and writer Felicity Ward shares how she's learnt to embrace her weirdness and how friendship is like a high interest savings account that enriches her life. 

People over 65 are being prescribed antidepressants as pain treatment based on studies that either exclude older adults or include only a small number of them. 

Researchers from the University of Sydney say guidelines should reflect the unique needs of older adults, including the known harms of antidepressant use for this cohort. 

We look at other treatments for chronic pain, and ask what's the best way to navigate discussions with your doctor if you're concerned about the current approach?

From a young age Ben Shewry was obsessed with cooking, even boiling his dad's shoes in a pot.  

But it's this obsession and passion that's driven him to become one of Australia's leading chefs and owner of Melbourne restaurant Attica. 

His new memoir, Uses for Obsession, reveals Ben's motivation, his self doubt and determination.