June / July 2010 Features 

A Certain Something

^{Sarah Saunders | JUNE 2010}
After thirty years as the queen of daytime television you’d do well not to underestimate
Kerri-Anne Kennerley. Read the full interview.

Not Tonight, Josephine

^{Dr Rosie King | JUNE 2010}
Health, relationships and work can all affect your libido. Rosie King describes the hows and
whys of a common condition.

No Frills, Few Thrills

^{JUNE 2010}
This year’s federal budget was a low key affair for the over-50s. Here’s a rundown of what was actually in it. Read the article.

Meet the Bradys

^{Margaret Arthur | JUNE 2010}
The rise of the blended family has created new challenges around Wills and superannuation. Margaret Arthur explains.

Agony Planner

^{JUNE 2010}
Struggling with superannuation, pensions or property investments? Westpac’s financial experts answer your questions.

Lost Art of Travel

^{Tom E Muller | JUNE 2010}
Air travel without executive lounges and menacing security people - Tom Muller wistfully remembers a bygone era.

Good Connections

^{Graeme Samuel | JUNE 2010}
Knowing where to start when it comes to internet service providers can be overwhelming. Graeme Samuel outlines the basics. Read the article.

Make No Bones

^{Dr David Hunter | JUNE 2010}
If your knees or hips are giving you hell it could be osteoarthritis. Leading rheumatologist, David Hunter, describes symptoms and treatment.

High Soci-e-Tea

^{Casey-Ann Seaniger | JUNE 2010}
High Tea is enjoying a global resurgence. Jill Jones-Evans of Sydney’s Victoria Room shares the essential ingredients of a decadent ritual.

Wide Brown Land

^{Nadine Williams | JUNE 2010}
With a Top End wedding to attend, Adelaide socialite Nadine Williams decides the best way to get there is by train.

Dad’s Army Gets Some Clout

^{Everald Compton | JUNE 2010}
The over-50s will determine who governs Australia as, spread right across the nation, there are 4.5 million seniors, the biggest voting block in the nation. Read the full comment.

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