A member of your club has resigned. This person has some important paperwork, including passwords for mailing lists and websites. They have refused to answer requests to send them back to the club. You would really like to keep in touch with your readers, but can't do so without this. What do you do?

For people living with disability, the workplace can put up a lot of unnecessary obstacles. For the International Day of People with Disability, we’re chatting to people who have found a way to push through those obstacles to build careers for themselves that give them purpose and meaning.

Playgrounds are not just for kids. Seniors exercise parks enable adults of all abilities to challenge themselves. The ENJOY Project evaluates the impact of these custom designed structures. With six parks already established, could they be important meeting places for younger and older Australians?

Despite one in six people reporting addictive patterns of eating, food addiction isn't something that can be clinically diagnosed. Researchers are developing a new approach to manage addictive eating behaviours by using people's individual personalities to work on targeted strategies, in the hope it will improve their relationship with food.

As you start to plan your work life for 2022, you might be considering what's best for your kids, your partner, or your boss. But, renowned neuroscientist and best-selling author Dr John Medina says you should be asking, 'what's best for my brain?'.

Children and adults both, currently face a very real risk of harm when they're online, especially when it comes to social media. But things are being done to address it, including new anti-trolling laws and a parliamentary committee on social media and online safety. So what are the proposed changes to the law all about and what needs to happen to make us all safer online?

Times of war can both magnify and distort the human relationships that occur during that conflict. Sometimes those relationships endure after a war has ended. A new exhibition at the Victorian Shrine of Remembrance is an unblinking look at all the forms those relationships can take. It's called Lust, Love and Loss.

As human populations expand into what was once the territory of wild animals, we've drastically altered their natural environment and living conditions. The dilemma of how we should consider and treat wild animals, has never been more difficult than it is right now. So how much should we intervene?

Supporters of e-cigarettes claim vaping is the easiest and most effective way for long-term smokers to kick the combustible habit and improve their long-term health outcomes. But the country’s health advice, and much of the research, remains opposed to allowing widespread access to e-cigarettes and new laws enforce that.

Planning a trip overseas or interstate in the not too distant future? As if things weren't tricky enough, we're back to even more uncertain times with the new variant of COVID-19. If you've already booked travel, or are planning to do so, how's it been for you? Whether it's negotiating tests, proving your vaccination status, border passes and other airline and destination requirements and insurance - there's a lot to organise!