Email can wait to after Christmas

When the holiday season rolls around, will you get to relax, or do you let work creep into your down time?

Staying food safe this Christmas

Christmas is the season to eat and make merry, but aspiring cooks can ensure a good time is had by all by keeping in mind a few simple food safety tips in their preparations.

Easing into retirement

Edith Cowan University researchers say gradually moving into retirement offers benefits for both employees and employers.

To bat or not to bat? That is the question

Many things which traditionalists loved about the game of cricket have been lost in recent years, and the age-old toss of a coin before the match might be next on the chopping list.

Taking the stress out of Christmas

The run-up to Christmas can be stressful for a variety of reasons, but you can reduce your stress and make the most of the festive season by applying some of these helpful techniques.

The secret to successful negotiating

Whether we are aware of it or not, people negotiate in every aspect of their daily lives – from persuading a child to eat its vegetables or haggling over the future of the planet at COP26 in Glasgow.

The value of creativity

What is creativity, and why is it essential in our lives?

The perils of power

We need leaders who understand that power corrupts, and who are humble enough to listen to both expert advice and the public.

Holidays from nothing

Children in New South Wales are facing two weeks of ‘holidays’ from online learning. The best way to help them enjoy it might be to do nothing at all.

When two hearts beat as one

People unconsciously synchronize bodily functions like heartbeat and breathing when they share an experience, such as a live performance or a personal conversation, according to new research.

Marriage for the modern age

Although societies around the world have diverged and changed radically over the ages, marriage has remained a constant theme. Given our lengthening life expectancies, are further reforms required?

Is your love life an open (Face)book?

Researchers at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology’s School of Health and Biomedical Sciences are looking for your help with a new project examining issues of jealousy and surveillance on the Facebook social media platform.