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How to spend less and stay connected with refurbished technology
This expert shares insights on the benefits of buying refurbished technology, allowing you to stay connected with loved ones without overspending.
Gulrez Tyebji
Gulrez Tyebji
Bloggers
Deep fryer vs Air fryer: Which is better?
Deep fryer vs Air fryer: Which is better?
Which is better - the traditional deep fryer or the new-fashioned air fryer? Finally, the definitive answer.
Jim Schembri
Jim Schembri
News
AI technology paves the way for early detection of health issues in seniors
AI technology paves the way for early detection of health issues in seniors
Researchers have developed a system that utilises artificial intelligence to provide early detection of potential health issues in older adults.
Written by
Matthew Hart
Bloggers
Remembering the swanky Tupperware parties from the 60s
Remembering the swanky Tupperware parties from the 60s
Back in the 50s and 60s Tupperware parties were all the rage, and this blogger shares her experience with these plastic fantastic parties.
Written by
Karen Jones
Entertainment
This thriller audiobook by Louis Nowra will have you hooked with its secrets, lies, a murder trial, and sex scandals.
This thriller audiobook by Louis Nowra will have you hooked with its secrets, lies, a murder trial, and sex scandals.
Beatrice Dark is a gripping audio drama that delves into a murky world where politics collides with love, lust and life-changing secrets.
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Audible
Bloggers
‘Saying goodbye to old habits and the simpler things in life’
‘Saying goodbye to old habits and the simpler things in life’
When she downsized, this community member had to make some tough calls on the things that would be moving with her.
Written by
Mary McGrath
Tech
Introducing the perfect tablet for the digital-savvy retiree
Introducing the perfect tablet for the digital-savvy retiree
With some older tablets now becoming slower when using the modern internet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 range offers a reliable, affordable, full-experience solution.
Written by
Samsung
Health
InteliCare: ‘The homecare technology that saved my neighbour’
InteliCare: ‘The homecare technology that saved my neighbour’
For so long our elderly community members have had to give up the homes the love so much in exchange for aged care. Now, there are alternatives.
Written by
InteliCare
Home
Saving money and staying safe: Tips for your home this winter
Saving money and staying safe: Tips for your home this winter
There are hidden dangers around your home that could be putting you at risk in the colder months.
Written by
Anna Wall
Crafts
Surprising ’70s trend that’s making a massive comeback
Surprising ’70s trend that’s making a massive comeback
Once upon a time this groovy trend covered houses and bodies, and while we love the modern twist - we're glad some of the items stayed in the '70s!
Written by
Anna Wall
News
Want to score free MasterChef cookware at Coles? Here’s how
Want to score free MasterChef cookware at Coles? Here’s how
Coles has launched a new FlyBuys program that'll allow shoppers to score free MasterChef pots and pans.
Written by
Anna Wall
News
6 once-trendy decor items that are now making your home look dated
6 once-trendy decor items that are now making your home look dated
Some interior styling trends have stood the test of time, while others have well and truly moved on. We review the key ones keeping your home from looking its best.
Written by
Anna Wall
Home
‘Don’t buy this fridge’: Choice names cult brand as worst fridge ever
‘Don’t buy this fridge’: Choice names cult brand as worst fridge ever
"This fridge is the worst we've ever seen in decades of testing."
Written by
Penelope Pelecas
Budgeting in retirement
Parenting in the ’70s and ’80s: Things we did then that would raise eyebrows now
Parenting in the ’70s and ’80s: Things we did then that would raise eyebrows now
"Naturally, when you look back at the things you did as parents in the '70s and '80s, one might wonder how on earth your children survived."
Written by
Calista Bruschi
Health
How to help your parents stay connected – for their health’s sake
How to help your parents stay connected – for their health’s sake
The simple things we all value, such as a quick trip to the local shops, don’t have to become a thing of the past in your loved one’s later years.
Health Expert
Dr Ross Walker
Essential Reads
Downsizing your home
Maximise your downsized space with these 5 nifty tips
by
Rachael Rosel
News
6 once-trendy decor items that are now making your home look dated
by
Anna Wall
Tips
The super-creative thing to make with your old doilies
by
Starts at 60 Writers
Downsizing your home
Julia Zaetta’s 10 best tips for lower-stress decluttering
by
Rachael Rosel
Royals
Sneak peek! Take a look inside Harry and Meghan’s new $20M home
by
Jessica Galley