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    With a few days left of 2021, many people are starting to think about ...

Not all snacks are created equal, and I think that’s why, for so long, snacking got such a bad rap. Traditionally, snacking meant something from a packet that was highly processed and refined, and most likely laden with sugars, seed oils and fillers I can’t even pronounce. So, knowing how to snack smart can make a huge difference to your health and wellness journey. And here’s how.

Christmas, is a time of fun, joy and celebration, but it can also be the most stressful of times.

Not so long ago, I helped a friend with the difficult task of downsizing her home in preparation for moving into a retirement villa. What struck us both, was how many items of ‘value’ she had stored away for a special occasion, yet never used.

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You can do anything you want with your future. But you need to start making some important decisions right now.

An interest in personal ancestry isn’t new but, historically speaking, there have always been some cultures that have valued it more than others. Within society in general, there have definitely been periods when the study of ancestry has blossomed, and even boomed.

Gift giving on a restricted budget doesn’t have to be stressful – not when you embrace it from the perspective of creativity. Here are three ideas for memorable gifts that won’t break the bank!

Most of us wish we didn’t have to deal with weeds, yet these traditionally bothersome plants ...

Food waste is a hot topic, especially as billions of dollars worth of edibles disappear into the world’s landfills each year. Some food is wasted because restaurants and caterers over-order; some is thrown into big bins by supermarkets as ‘best-by’ dates reach their deadlines. But a vast amount of food is wasted in our own homes