September
Former Goop exec says men can teach women a lesson
Despite decades of feminist action, women are still held back by the weight of expectations around their behaviour.
- Ingrid Fuary-Wagner
The VIP wellness retreat that breaks your body and routine
This jungle escape outside Bangkok is going all out to help stressed-out executives looking for a proper circuit breaker.
- Mark Di Stefano
August
How club-crazy Ibiza could help you live longer (yes, really)
Well away from the ravers and the club kids, this luxury resort has hyperbaric chamber sessions, red light therapy, cryo-facials and more on the menu.
- Ute Junker
July
How this exec went from fixing old cars to being a supply-chain guru
David Donnoli is one of the 2023 BOSS Young Executives. He loved problem-solving from a young age: “I knew that’s what I wanted to do.”
- Sally Patten
Meet three women writing the next chapter in French beauty
Forget the ‘effortless chic’ and that enviable ‘je ne sais quoi’ the rest of the world aspires to. Real femmes françaises chase happiness, not coolness.
- Eugenie Kelly
June
When wellness skipped woke and went nuclear
How can you live longer without experiencing the symptoms of old age? Cash. And lots of it. And there’s a $10 trillion sector itching to help.
- Julie Hare
Gratitude really is good for you. Science says so
Specific, timely acts of thanks can help foster better relationships, aid sleep hygiene and even lower one’s chances of depression.
- Christina Caron
May
- Explainer
- Explainers
How to use nudge theory to get fit and save more money
Nudge theory, used by governments and corporations to direct consumer behaviour, can also be used at a personal level, for self-improvement.
- Sally Patten
Why wellness supplements are going high-end
Thanks to their posh packaging, a growing array of ingestibles would not look out of place in a chic interior design shoot, but what exactly are we buying?
- Eugenie Kelly
- Exclusive
- Rich Listers
Inside Rich Lister Tim Gurner’s new anti-ageing, private social club
The millionaire property developer is on a mission to stay forever young and is selling his passion to the wealthy middle class.
- Patrick Durkin
April
Stressed out? Here’s a first look at Raffles’ new wellness therapy
How much de-stressing can be packed into a weekend? Prepare to have your soul blessed – and grab a bath pillow. Your time starts now.
- Emma Connors
March
Inside the Swiss clinic that helps its wealthy guests fight time
Clinique La Prairie pioneered the concept that has become the wellness industry’s latest obsession – the dogged pursuit of longevity.
- Sam Jones
January
Margaret River has a brand new hotspot (it’s not a winery)
Bodhi Yallingup is a sun-filled spa and wellness retreat that’s a perfect match for the West Australian region’s wineries.
- Julie-anne Sprague
Is it time to get yourself a spiritual mentor?
Once we outsourced personal growth to a life coach. Now it seems we’re seeking counsel from those who spruik a much deeper connection to self.
- Eugenie Kelly
November 2022
My Health Record struggles to be useful for patients
Patchy clinical use and lack of useful patient information is hindering the uptake of the national e-health system.
- Tom Burton
10 long reads for the weekend
The winners and losers of a strong US dollar; what it is like to train in $25k-a-year CEO gym for 10 weeks; and why Australians are ‘cycling’ their Netflix.
September 2022
Italy’s ‘Blue Zone’ villages reveal the secrets to a long life
The centenarians of Sardinia put their longevity down to active lives, kindly neighbours, a diet rich in pork, and afternoon naps.
- Marianna Hunt
July 2022
- Exclusive
- Start-ups
Young Rich Lister quits start-up, leaves millions in unpaid invoices
Emma Gibson has walked away from debtors including shipping companies and social media influencers after quitting as CEO of wellness start-up Aquamamma.
- Jessica Sier
Less is more at this adults-only spa retreat in the Maldives
The design may be out of this world, but the focus at Joali Being is on guests reconnecting with themselves.
- Ute Junker
- Opinion
- Wellbeing
Are we sick of the nanny boss?
Companies pushed hard to attend to workers’ needs during the pandemic. But have they encroached too far into our personal lives?
- Emma Jacobs
