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Healthy older adults who consume this breakfast favourite between one and six times a week are likely to enjoy a longer life compared with those who rarely or never indulge.

While self-funded retirees have never been attracted to physical gold, ETFs and equities are increasingly a different story – and a 28 per cent jump in the price of this precious metal in 2024 has justified their faith.

In the same way that the Slip, Slop, Slap and anti-smoking campaigns have changed public behaviour, researchers responsible for the encouraging test results after a six-year program want a similar approach to tackling this insidious disease.

Despite government increases to this social benefit, the Melbourne-based think tank argues retirees in the housing rental market are struggling to make ends meet – especially single women.

Shareholders have not been forgotten in the transformation of this NZ communications infrastructure group with the 2024 total dividend up 12 per cent compared with 2023 and a 25 per cent increase predicted for 2025.

Tragic personal experiences sparked Paddy’s interest in dementia, so much so that she decided to join the largest internet-based research project ever conducted into cognitive decline and dementia.

This Sydney-based global logistics software group – the ASX’s flagship start-up in the IT space – still has shareholders enthralled. To keep them onside it’s critical that the board gets the appointment of the new chief executive officer correct.

The West Australian miner is poised to enjoy a strong 2025 on the back of the De Grey Mining acquisition, increased production, a healthy exploration budget and a gold price trading at record levels.

With regional Australia enjoying a renaissance as city dwellers increasingly head to the bush, banks could be forced to respond by reversing their longstanding policy of drastically cutting bank services outside of the major population centres.

A retired school teacher has been the driving force behind a Perth-based volunteer organisation that’s been manufacturing and donating adjustable wheelchairs around the world since 1996.

A research study led by Monash University has found an association between consuming too much convenience food and how quickly people age biologically.

Merging companies is never easy but this multinational flexibles and packaging group has the track record to suggest its acquisition of Berry Global can succeed – with shareholders in both groups to benefit.