BRENDAN FEVOLA WAS once the AFL’s most electrifying showman. A freakish goal-kicker, a headline magnet if there ever was one, and a man who embodied the larrikin spirit of early 2000s footy culture. But behind the countless goals, handful of Coleman medals and the...
IN MOVIES AND on TV, sociopaths are commonly depicted as mega-villains who act outrageously cruel and are manipulative. In real life, however, sociopaths may be a little harder to identify. “Sociopaths in real life often look charming and can be quite liked as a...
WHEN PEOPLE ASK me to their work to speak about mental health, one of the big points I like to hit is “no mental state is a permanent state”. The idea that while things might be bad now, it’s not always going to be like this. It’s not always going to be bad, and it’s...
IF YOU’RE READING this because the headline caught your attention, then please allow me to elaborate on those few words. The truth is that it’s not just “you don’t need to be” happy all the time, but that “you can’t be and shouldn’t ever expect to be” happy all the...
ALL EYES WILL be on Jeff Dunne at the Paris Olympics. Most of those eyes will be attracted out of curiosity, as Paris 2024 will be the sport of breaking's – what a layman would describe as competitive breakdancing – Olympic debut. Dunne, and his fellow breakers –...
Brad Copelin wants to share the message that sport saves lives.
As one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has a lot on his plate. And yet, he seems to manage it with ease, never missing a workout and always making time for family. Here, the leading man shares the keys to finding balance.
“I want to tell you, here and now, as the World’s Strongest man: it’s not weak to talk about mental health.”
...with advice you can harness to get ahead.
Meet the young med student who is capturing the hearts and views of millions around the world after sharing his story of why he is in a wheelchair on TikTok.
Former inmate-turned-PT, Joe Kwon, is using the lessons of a decade working out in confined spaces to build a training system that can overhaul bodies, shape attitudes and even change the trajectory of lives.
In an exclusive interview with MH Australia.
“I feel like I have two parts of my personality.”
An exclusive interview with father-and-daughter psychologists Ross and Rachel Menzies, authors of Mortals: How The Fear of Death Shaped Human Society.
