DON’T let the pandemic put you off calling triple zero if you think you are having a stroke, says the Stroke Foundation’s Erin Godecke.  After a stroke, 1.9 million brain […]

A FREE swimming course for seniors in Bayswater is making such a splash, the City is looking at offering it on a regular basis. Run in conjunction with Royal Life […]

Get Smart! Presented by Buy West Eat Best is back!  The WA Made Film Festival has officially announced the return of its Get Smart! Presented by Buy West Eat Best […]

THE under-fire WA health system is one of the sectors that would benefit from people being able to process their emotions better, says the newly formed Emotional Intelligence Society of […]

SENIORS featured heavily in the National Volunteer celebrations held across Perth last week. It’s no secret that retirees and the over 55s make up a large part of the volunteer […]

CURTIN University is looking for seniors with mild cognitive impairment to participate in its world-first trial Balance on the Brain. The large scale WA trial will investigate if innovative balance […]

AGE is no barrier to being active and sociable for 88-year-old Wally Meacock. Every morning he starts the day with a 6am ocean swim with the Port Beach Polar Bears […]

WHEN a couple seperate or get divorced, there’s often a messy tussle over who gets the kids, but where does that leave grandparents? In this month’s Seniors feature, Catherine Leach […]

Local architect builds blueprints for dreams by Jane Grljusich Voice Promotions All his life, Neil Cownie has been combining his passion for design in all its forms – architecture, landscape, […]