Lifestyle

Lifestyle 6 ageist stereotypes that can get in the bin It's time to challenge the ageist stereotypes that persist. Contrary to popular belief, Carolyn Tate writes that our older years can be a time of tremendous growth and fulfilment, a time ripe with opportunities for self-discovery, new adventures, and maintaining a sharp, active mind.

Lifestyle Is a sea change or tree change right for you?Are you dreaming of a life away from the city, surrounded by the tranquility of the bush or sea? A sea change or tree change can be the gateway to a brand new chapter - but here's what you need to consider first.

Lifestyle Newsflash: attractiveness doesn’t have an age limit Young is not the only way to be gorgeous. Ageism is rampant and the cult of youth thrives. But writer Carolyn Tate says our eyes need to find the beauty in all ages to celebrate and honour the richness of everyone.

Lifestyle 5 must-read Aussie short stories worth your time Australia's literary heritage is rich with stories set in our iconic Australian bush. Margaret McKay has handpicked 5 classic short stories that delve into themes of mateship, heroism, and the extraordinary moments in everyday life.

Lifestyle Original Succession: 2 Murdochs and the murders that made them moguls This week's Lost Australian History begins with a very powerful man who, despite age and ailment, builds a populist media empire based on scandals and true crime. But it's not Rupert Murdoch that Forgotten Australia podcaster Michael Adams is telling the story of - it's his father Sir Keith Murdoch.

Lifestyle Double jeopardy mid-air miracle: meet Len Fuller the rookie pilot hero This week in Lost Australian history, podcaster and author Michael Adams explains the bizarre brave air crash that happened in Australia - and then describes the luckiest convict ever .

Lifestyle 20 movies that celebrate ageing Don't miss these movies that roll their eyes at tired clichés about ageing and instead portray growing older as the awesome advantage that it is.

Lifestyle Lost Australian history: oops, I married an axe murderer This week, we revisit a ghostly case in the NSW town of Carcoar.