BIOHACKING IS AN approach many have adopted in the pursuit of health optimisation. Bryan Johnson is at the forefront of the movement, doing everything he can to live longer and feel his best while doing so. But the American reportedly spends around $2 million per year...
SUPERCAR DRIVERS ARE conditioned to treat high-risk situations like it’s just another day in the office. A small knock here or a bit of a strain there are little more than occupational hazards in a sport where cars reach speeds over 300km/h and split-second decisions...
ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO, Mark Bouris was sitting at his father’s house on a Saturday morning with “four generations of Bouris boys” – his father, himself, one of his sons, and one of his grandsons. It was in that moment that he realised he wanted to have the same...
Injectable peptides are licensed ‘for research use only’, but that doesn’t deter biohackers from selling them or gym goers from conducting their own experiments with unregulated vials ordered from the internet‘Peptides have given me my life back,’ says Judd, a...
MUCH LIKE like protein powder, creatine and Garmins, finasteride has slipped into men's lives with barely a ripple – talked about in barbershops, dissected in group chats and ordered discreetly through subscription apps. What began in the 1990s as...
YouTuber Joe Delaney argues many popular biohacks have simpler, more affordable alternatives that deliver similar benefits
Testicular cancer is the most common cancer among young men, but few of them know how to check for warning signs. For Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, we spoke with Supercars driver and testicular cancer survivor Thomas Randle, who is working with Movember to change the way men approach their health
The legendary businessman shares how he’s future-proofing himself to stay healthy for the long run – from his exercise routine to his new supplement regimen
Injectable peptides are licensed ‘for research use only’, yet biohackers still sell them and gym-goers experiment with unregulated vials bought online
A small but powerful pill has been offering men thicker hair for years. As health warnings grow, is this modern miracle too good to be true?
"I am as healthy as a person can be and I still benefit," the tech billionaire said
From job sites to boardrooms, Aussie men are ditching soap-and-water for non-surgical upgrades. An expert’s guide to 'tweakments'
How evidence-based habits are redefining what everyday wellness means for men
What’s a fair Turkey hair transplant cost for Australians? See typical package ranges, what’s included, and how to avoid pricing surprises.
How privacy, convenience, and control are reshaping how men address hair loss
Hair transplant Turkey helps Australians save 50–70%. Learn about procedures, packages, and choosing a trusted clinic.
From rock bottom to rebuilding, Stoddart turns adversity into advocacy.
