Anastasia Safioleas

Some memories fade away, while others stay with us for life. But why can we remember some things and not others? And can you "make" a memory? This is what the experts say.

Unemployed and seeking a better life, Oscar Speck pushed his kayak into the water of the Danube and began paddling downriver. He didn't stop until he reached Australia.

Wondering what your life after work will look like? Here are the practical steps you can take to get the retirement you want — and the things that might hold you back.

What is it about the tradwife movement and its strict traditional gender roles that has struck a chord with modern day mothers?

Illegal steroid use is on the rise among female bodybuilders, a study finds, but a lack of "steroid literacy" is making them vulnerable to its harmful side effects.

Women are at risk of developing an eating disorder during perimenopause but there is a lack of research, education and support.

New research suggests the widespread marketing of junk food on social media is influencing the food choices of young people.

For millions of devoted readers, romantasy is more than spicy sex scenes and towering warriors with impressive wingspans. It's escapism in its purest form.

Perimenopause symptoms like mood swings, low libido and hot flushes can make life difficult for those who experience them. For partners, it can be confusing too. But there are ways to help.

As debate around international student numbers intensifies, a report reveals they experience poorer mental health than their domestic counterparts.

Many of us have tussled online with internet trolls but did you know that trolling has its roots in Ancient Greece?

Look back at the advice from our panel of health experts on all your questions about perimenopause.

The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu, but is the court working as it should be? 

A new report has revealed that Australia's divorce rates have fallen to their lowest levels in almost 50 years. But the reason why is not as simple as it seems.   

Noise pollution can impact our physical and mental wellbeing, so periods of silence throughout the day may just be the antidote. 

A new study into how fathers manage the transition into parenthood reveals that new dads experience a range of complex emotions, including dad guilt and feeling like a passenger parent.

When word of crowds gathering at the Berlin Wall reached Europe correspondent Ian Henderson on a cold November day in 1989, no one believed it would ultimately lead to its fall.

The ladies of Women Against Cane Toads take matters into their own hands, going toad hunting to try and reduce the number of pests wreaking havoc on their community.

For some brands, surviving PR disasters means facing a public backlash and trying to rebuild trust — a nearly impossible task once it's lost.

Australia's unique natural world has been under stress from invasive animals and despite multiple attempts, many are now here to stay.

At the end of his playing career, this ex-footballer's debilitating headaches, memory loss and anxiety sent him looking for answers. The answer was the repeated head trauma he experienced playing the game he loved.

When 11-year-old Henri was hit on the head by a basketball, it began a 12-month medical ordeal.

When cook, writer and broadcaster Adam Liaw was given a portrait of his ancestor as a gift, it revealed his link to a criminal whose name and crimes are known around the world.

With as many as 68 per cent of people in residential aged care malnourished or at risk of malnutrition, Maggie Beer made it her mission to improve the food served in aged care homes

Dysphagia is common among aged care residents and can often lead to dehydration and malnutrition but many don't know its warning signs. Here is what to look for.