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The #1 nickname in Australia is “Baby”. 17.7 million Aussies over 16 years old have had a nickname. The average Australian will have three nicknames in their lifetime, whilst only 13% report never having had a nickname. Over 80% of people believe nicknames are a unique part of being Australian. Sydney, Wednesday 21 June 2023 … Continued
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This week (June 19-25) is Heart Failure Awareness Week, which educates about the risk and prevalence of heart failure. hearts4heart says more than 500,000 Australians experience heart failure, which will rise with the prevalence of heart attacks, longer life expectancy, and shifting health and lifestyle trends. What is heart failure? Heart failure doesn’t mean that … Continued
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Sydney’s annual showcase of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures returns to Hyde Park this July with a range of family-friendly activities, performances, live music, dance, food and art. Now in its 12th year, NAIDOC in the City will run from 11am to 3pm on Saturday 8 July and is an opportunity for families … Continued
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[Hobart, 20 June 23] – DockATot, the game-changer in baby loungers, has taken the parenting world by storm. It is the must-have baby essential that parents say they can’t live without! Imagine a product that can instantly calm your baby and give parents freedom and peace of mind. The DockATot Baby Lounger does just that … Continued
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A new study analysing data from the landmark ASPREE trial has found that prolonged daily aspirin use increases the risk of anaemia by 20 per cent in people mostly aged 70 and over. The results have prompted researchers to suggest that regular monitoring for anaemia be considered for older adults who take low-dose aspirin, and … Continued
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A new study analysing data from the landmark ASPREE trial has found that prolonged daily aspirin use increases the risk of anaemia by 20 per cent in people mostly aged 70 and over. The results have prompted researchers to suggest that regular monitoring for anaemia be considered for older adults who take low-dose aspirin, … Continued
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passing of VOICE LEGISLATION welcome The St Vincent de Paul Society in Australia welcomes the passing of legislation to hold a referendum to establish a Voice to Parliament later this year. ‘The Society urges all Australians to support this critical reform and to vote ‘yes’ on referendum day,’ said National Deputy President Warwick Fulton. … Continued
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CEOs from Allies for Uluru, a cross-sector collaborative coalition of over 200 members, warmly welcome the historic passage of legislation to hold a referendum on an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament. This landmark decision represents a significant stride towards a ‘Yes’ vote, and reflects a unified commitment to recognising and valuing the … Continued
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AHISA MEDIA RELEASE 19 June 2023 The Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia (AHISA) today released its submission to the Productivity Commission’s Philanthropy Inquiry. “Willingness to contribute to the welfare of others is an important civic virtue, and schools actively contribute to its development in young people,” said AHISA’s CEO, Dr Chris Duncan. “Schools … Continued
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19 June 2023: It’s your last chance to vote for these category finalists in TVSN’s 9th Annual Customer Beauty Awards. Two new categories have been added to this year’s Customer Beauty Awards – Best Ingestible Beauty and Best Beauty Tool that recognise the performance and creativity of beauty brands in the realms of ingestible … Continued
