Life without limits: the retirement travel boom

Nothing compares to the sense of freedom that exploring new corners of the world represents. From grey nomads to the golden travel boom, people of retirement age are making the most of life post the nine-to-five grind.

Love in any decade

Despite sharing 194 years between them (and setting a Guinness World Record as the oldest couple in the world ever to marry), it’s a heartwarming reminder that you’re never too old to get romantically involved. According to the 2015 Australian Wellbeing Index, being part of an intimate relationship is one of the most vital components of happiness, with Australians over the age of 55 the most contented cohorts.

All your favourite dinner recipes made lighter (and in less time)

To help us put a fresh spin on tradition, internationally acclaimed chef and nutritionist Zoe Bingley-Pullin shares her favourite winter-warming recipes.

Finance and Costs

Dollars and sense

The inimitable Oscar Wilde said, “When I was young, I thought that money was the most important thing in life; now that I’m old, I know that it is.” The author Henry David Thoreau may argue that “wealth is the ability to fully experience life” – and in many cases he’d be right – but there’s no denying that while cold, hard cash can’t buy you happiness, there’s a reason just about everyone wants more of it.