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Seven classic ballets highlighting strength and grace

Originating in the Italian Renaissance courts of the 15th and 16th centuries, this dance form uses highly formalised steps, music and scenery to delight audiences across the globe.

Jamie Nemtsas | 19th Mar 2025 | More
Taking the mystery out of buying and selling works of art

Dabbling in the art market is not for the faint-hearted, especially if the primary motive is profit. There are, however, some basic principles that can be applied to help minimise the guesswork.

Jamie Nemtsas | 26th Feb 2025 | More
  • Strathblane a dream come true for the environmentally aware

    This tiny community of just over 100 nestled up against the D’Entrecasteaux Channel in Tasmania’s south is a paradise on earth for those retirees in love with nature and all it has to offer.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 18th Feb 2025 | More
    Bicheno hits the spot for seniors wanting a tranquil life

    Just a two-hour drive from Hobart, this coastal town on Tasmania’s east coast boasts a mild climate, stunning natural beauty, friendly community and vibrant social calendar.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 29th Jan 2025 | More
  • Celebrating 2024’s best and brightest in retirement

    The inaugural Golden Awards honour those who helped retirees navigate a tumultuous year, whether it be their financial security or personal fulfillment.

    Nicholas Way | 22nd Jan 2025 | More
    Smorgasbord of festivals, concerts on offer for seniors

    Australia has a rich musical heritage ranging from classical and jazz to rock and roll and country, with many events, such as the Premier’s gala concerts in Sydney, specifically designed for retirees.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 15th Jan 2025 | More
    Teaching gives retirees the opportunity to inspire future generations

    Knowledge and skills acquired over decades in the workplace can have a useful second life for those who decide to share it, whether it be in a classroom, mentoring, preparing courses or devising examination questions.

    David Murphy | 14th Jan 2025 | More
    A timely opportunity to reflect on a tumultuous 2024

    It’s been a big year for retirees, with superannuation balances bobbing at high tide thanks to markets that seem impervious to global risks and historic investment cycles. Despite the threat of regulatory turmoil and the usual coterie of economic pressures, retirees continued to live their best lives in 2024. These were the stories that mattered.

    Nicholas Way | 18th Dec 2024 | More
    Exploring new art forms can be a creative use of time

    Retirement provides the ideal opportunity to pursue different interests. Whether it’s painting, sculping, photography or even learning a musical instrument, it’s a challenging way to develop a different interest.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 4th Dec 2024 | More
  • Autobiographies that open a window into eight fascinating lives

    Memoirs can be much more than just an interesting read. They can provide important lessons for navigating the journey of life.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 27th Nov 2024 | More
    Australia has much to tempt the intrepid senior traveller

    There are an endless number of sights to see and tours to have in this Great Southern Land, from ancient First Nations sites to colonial landmarks to some of the most iconic wilderness areas in the world.

    Jamie Nemtsas | 13th Nov 2024 | More
    Leading US universities offer free tertiary courses

    For many retirees, furthering their education is a profitable use of their time. Today, via the Massive Open Online Course initiative, some the most respected universities such as Harvard and Yale have courses available to a global audience. Best of all, it’s often free.

    David Murphy | 13th Nov 2024 | More
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