That’s so wrong: moral injury vs vicarious trauma
Moral injury is a real danger to many legal practioners and is sometimes confused with vicarious trauma, but each affects people in different ways.
The power of self determination
As COVID-19 ravages the world, Australia’s Indigenous communities have skilfully managed to keep the virus at bay – and it’s got nothing to do with…
Founder of @_blackfitness inspiring mob to stay fit
Kokatha/Wirangu man Chris Warrior founded the @_blackfitness Instagram page to inspire Indigenous mob to prioritise health and fitness.
Stepping towards a brighter future
Mental health is one of the core issues affecting Indigenous youth in custody. We tell how one passionate Indigenous NRL player is making a difference.
Why can’t I build muscle?
We explain why getting toned is a tricky feat – and what you can do to maximise results.
First comes law, then comes marriage
Linda Dalton’s first career love was practising law in small regional firms. Three years ago, however, she committed to another: helping couples to marry. She…
Let the dogs in
A growing number of firms are allowing dogs in the office, promoting a happier, healthier and more productive workforce.
How often should I work out?
Two days, five days, HIIT, upper body or leg day? We clear up the confusion around creating the perfect weekly workout schedule.
Getting to the heart of the matter
Symptoms of stress, depression, and anxiety affect us all from time to time. But this lawyer found a solution he’s keen to share with others.
Alarm over AstraZeneca. What are the health risks for you?
A rare blood clotting disorder linked to the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine has thrown a spanner in the slow-moving wheel of Australia’s rollout. We break down…
How to stay active working from home
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many office workers discovered how working from home can mean less time commuting and more time to exercise. For others, working…