99 year old War Veteran reflects ahead of Anzac Day: “I joined up as a boy and came back a man”.

Scientists and doctors have long believed that women’s and men’s brains age differently. Now researchers have shown that time does affect women and men’s brains differently – men’s brains diminish more quickly than women’s. As men and women age, their brain size shrinks, and the rate of brain metabolism slows. Researchers set out to find out... Read More

As the world struggled to come to grips with the devastation of World War 1, the poppy flowers that grew amongst the graves of fallen soldiers became a symbol of the sacrifices that were made and a reminder that new life goes on. Those poppy flowers were immortalised in a poem called ‘In Flanders Fields’... Read More

In this beautifully written piece, 84-year-old aged care resident Andrew McKean reminds us that life isn’t measured by success or wealth, but by the moments we cherish and the people we love. Read More