Google Tells Advertisers It’ll Bring Ads to Gemini in 2026
Google has told advertising clients in recent days that it plans to bring ads to its AI chatbot…
Want a happy retirement? The price tag just hit a record – thewest.com.au
Want a happy retirement? The price tag just hit a record thewest.com.au Retirement warning as amount Aussies need hits…
Do rule changes still make ‘buying’ a UK pension worth it? – The West Australian
Do rule changes still make ‘buying’ a UK pension worth it? The West Australian UK tightens loophole allowing Irish…
Short walks or long walks for your heart health? Researchers explore
A long walk in nature looking at trees, flowers, and green spaces can do wonders for my mood…
The Toyota Supra Officially Dies Early Next Year
Toyota has announced it will end Supra production next March, with 2026 being the car’s last model year.…
9 foods low in cholesterol for improved cardiovascular health
Looking after your heart starts with what you put on your plate. As a nutritionist, I share with…
Oregon has higher rate of mental illness than any other state, report says
QuickTake: Over the past few years, Oregon has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to try to improve…
Do vibration plates work? The truth behind this trend
New pieces of workout equipment are constantly being introduced, each claiming to be the latest best thing. Vibration…
Which exercise takes the crown and helps you sleep better? Researchers find out
There’s nothing quite like a good night’s sleep. When you sleep better, your whole day is better because…
The loneliness driving internationals in Denmark to therapy
In Denmark, internationals may have the job, the education, and the stability, yet still end up disconnected. Kerimé…
Great accumulators down the ages
From the October 2025 issue of Apollo. Preview and subscribe here. Anyone picking up James Delbourgo’s book may be…
Fibermaxxing: What it is and why it’s trending in nutrition
Have you heard of the new fibermaxxing trend? For once, this nutrition trend promotes consuming more rather than…