Royal Flying Doctor Service dentistsRoyal Flying Doctor Service dentists Dr Lyn Mayne and Dr Alexandra Jones are dedicated to bringing oral health care to some of Australia’s most remote communities. By Angela Tufvesson It’s 7.15am at Dubbo Regional Airport on a crisp, bright morning. Dr Alexandra Jones boards a small Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) plane stocked with dental […] Oct 27 26October 27, 2026Article at Bite
Simple ways to save on private health insuranceWant to save on private health insurance? Discover eight practical ways to reduce your costs and get more value from your cover, without losing benefits. Oct 01 26October 01, 2026Article at HCF Health Agenda
Knee pain treatment: When to see a physio and what to expectKnee pain that won’t go away? A physio can help with knee pain treatment, identify the cause and recommend exercises to support your recovery. Aug 01 26August 01, 2026Article at HCF Health Agenda
7 Smart Home Devices to Make Home Life SimplerAlways rushing and short on time? These smart home devices automate household jobs and reduce your mental load, freeing up more time in your day. Jul 30 26July 30, 2026Article at Officeworks Noteworthy
Running a successful dental practiceAustralians are visiting the dentist more often and reporting higher satisfaction, but affordability remains a major barrier to care. Looking forward, building trust and delivering preventive care is crucial for practices. By Angela Tufvesson Patient satisfaction and visitation are improving, yet affordability remains a persistent barrier to dental care across Australia, according to NAB’s latest […] Jul 19 26July 19, 2026Article at Bite
Is AI eroding the legal apprenticeship?AI is reshaping the profession and junior lawyers are on the frontlines of this change, forcing a rethink of how legal expertise is built in early career. Jul 13 26July 13, 2026Article at Law Society Journal
Pursuing purposeful careers in commercial law - Law Society JournalCommercial lawyers increasingly say they’re striving for careers with purpose, but what that looks like varies widely. Finding one’s purpose is an exercise in self-reflection. Jun 23 26June 23, 2026Article at Law Society Journal
What dentists need to know this EOFYFrom managing tax debt to certainty about the instant asset write-off scheme, there’s plenty for dental practices to know at the end of this financial year. By Angela Tufvesson The Australian tax system is complex—and constantly evolving. As a new financial year approaches, it’s time to get to grips with the changes set to impact […] Jun 16 26June 16, 2026Article at Bite
When to review your health insurance | HCFReview your health cover at key life milestones to keep it relevant, and consider when to change health insurance so you get the care and services you need. Jun 04 26June 04, 2026Article at HCF Health Agenda
Knee replacement surgery cost in Australia | HCFLearn how much knee replacement surgery costs in Australia, including out-of-pocket expenses, rehab costs and ways to save. Jun 03 26June 03, 2026Article at HCF Health Agenda
Changing lanes in law - Law Society JournalMore practitioners switching practice areas or moving in-house as their priorities and perspectives evolve. What’s driving this shift – and what does it mean for lawyers navigating their careers and the profession as a whole? May 12 26May 12, 2026Article at Law Society Journal
Fee transparencyWith cost concerns shaping patient behaviour and potential government reforms looming, dental practices are under growing pressure to be upfront about their fees. Publishing a clear price range is emerging as an effective strategy. By Angela Tufvesson Before patients attend an appointment at Lightwood Dental in Ferntree Gully, in Melbourne’s south-east, they can easily find […] May 10 26May 10, 2026Article at Bite
Find a specialist: Referrals, costs, Medicare rebates | HCFNeed to find a specialist? Learn how referrals, Medicare rebates and out-of-pocket costs work so you can choose the right specialist for your care. May 09 26May 09, 2026Article at HCF Health Agenda
Why young lawyers are shying away from leadership - Law Society JournalEarly career lawyers are rethinking traditional notions of success, prioritising autonomy, flexibility and wellbeing over climbing up the ladder. Apr 27 26April 27, 2026Article at Law Society Journal
Closing the gender leadership gap in law - Law Society JournalWomen outnumber men across the legal profession, yet there is a striking disconnect between who enters the profession and who leads it. Mar 29 26March 29, 2026Article at Law Society Journal
9 ways to lower the cost of private health insurance | HCFReduce the cost of private health insurance with simple tips like reviewing what you do and don’t use, increasing your excess and paying your premium up front. Mar 05 26March 05, 2026Article at HCF Health Agenda
How long should a dental appointment be?Do patients want more time in the chair? Determining the right appointment length is a careful balancing act that prioritises patient experience above all else. By Angela Tufvesson In an age of high patient expectations, how long dental practitioners spend with patients is becoming a defining measure of quality care. The recent ‘Patient Experiences’ report […] Feb 22 26February 22, 2026Article at Bite
Dr Rupert Trembath’s remote reachDr Rupert Trembath grew up in his dad’s Northern Territory vet practice. Now in charge, he plans to expand equine services while keeping the family’s mixed-practice approach at the heart of the clinic. By Angela Tufvesson In eight years of veterinary practice, Northern Territory local Dr Rupert Trembath has made a contribution to the profession […] Feb 22 26February 22, 2026Article at Vet Practice
What patients wantA new report reveals the factors determining the value of dental care for patients, stating the path forward lies not in lower fees, but in stronger relationships and more personalised attention. By Angela Tufvesson Amid continuing economic pressures and a strong desire for patient-centred care, Australians are redefining what they want from dental practitioners in […] Jan 26 26January 26, 2026Article at Bite
How closer collaboration between dentists and GPs could improve patient outcomesIn Australia, the mouth has long been treated separately from the rest of the body, yet closer collaboration between dentists and GPs could improve patient outcomes. By Angela Tufvesson In their view, dental hygienist Brenda Fry and GP Dr Paresh Dawda share a somewhat uncommon working relationship. “Paresh and I work closely together to ensure […] Dec 14 25December 14, 2025Article at Bite