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Most Australians assume they get enough sun. The country basks in UV rays year-round, from the boardwalks of Bondi to the cricket ovals of suburban Melbourne.…

For Australians in CBD towers from Sydney to Perth, the working day is a long arc of seated concentration. Engineers in Parramatta, analysts along Melbourne's…

Most Australians spend more than nine hours a day sitting, which is roughly the same amount of time it takes to fly from Sydney to Perth. Whether you are…

Snapping a quick photo before each meal is a small behaviour that quietly reshapes the way you relate to food. Instead of rushing through lunch at your desk in…

Most habit-stacking guides tell you to bolt a new behaviour onto something you already do without thinking, like brushing your teeth or pouring your morning…

A glass of water before a meal is a small routine with a useful purpose: it creates a pause between arriving at the table and beginning to eat. That pause can…

A daily movement goal does not need to be ambitious, complicated or tied to a carefully designed training plan. A few words on a sticky note can act as a…

Adding one colourful vegetable to lunch is a small nutrition habit with a useful ripple effect. A handful of cherry tomatoes, sliced capsicum, roasted pumpkin…

A few minutes with a foam roller can become a useful bridge between the end of the day and a relaxing shower. Rather than treating mobility work as another…

A weekly fitness review turns scattered effort into useful information. Rather than relying on memory or a demanding scale, you can look at movement, recovery,…