Do you feel sad sometimes? You’re not alone! Everyone feels sad from time to time, but depression is characterised by prolonged feelings of sadness, dejection and hopelessness. One in five women and one in eight men will experience depression at some point in their lives. So here’s the good news… keeping active can be a [...]
By Sheshtyn de Souza While Australians have been preoccupied with the cricket and what Elle Macpherson was wearing at this week’s Golden Globes, a more subtle (and arguably less attractive) debate has surfaced once again regarding genetically modified foods. With a Farmer Protection Bill to be introduced by the Greens early this year, Pyrmont Village contacted [...]
Whether you have a voracious sweet tooth, crave somewhere serene to relax in inner Sydney, have a thing for icons of past eras or love yourself a good coffee, Café XXII is the place for you.
Eva Fera: Clinical Psychologist, Sanctuary Sanitarium Pyrmont Eva is a well-regarded clinical psychologist working here in Pyrmont in the newly established Sanctuary Sanitarium. Her 15 years of professional experience includes clinical, health psychology and family therapy. Eva offers assistance for a variety of issues, from marriage, relationship and career counselling, to addiction and coping with trauma. Eva is committed to helping others [...]
Adelaide City Council has become the country’s first Fair Trade Capital City and has joined Fremantle City Council in becoming Australia’s first two Fair Trade Cities. Leichardt Municipal Council (NSW) has also joined Manly Council (NSW) and Yarra Council (VIC) as the country’s third Fair Trade Council. Within Australia, there are over 300 Fair Trade [...]
Worldly Soles is seeking your unwanted shoes for adults and children in Haiti, Africa and in the Himalayas. By donating your gently warn shoes you will make a huge difference for people who cannot afford shoes in the poorest regions on earth. You need to make sure that your shoes are clean and in good [...]
