With 20 years' experience in the ageing sector, such as retirement villages and residential aged care, we look around us and see a lot of people approaching frailty without realising it. In healthcare, frailty is a distinct clinical condition. Doctors typically measure it by looking for a combination of these indicators: Fatigue or low energy…
The Monday Club recently welcomed members of the Balmain Rozelle Chamber of Commerce (BRCC) alongside local guests and Monday Club members, for the Strength and Social Event, an evening highlighting the importance of both physical strength and social connection. Bringing together a diverse mix of local business owners, health professionals, creatives and community-minded residents, the…
Making friends after 60 isn’t about forcing conversation or putting yourself out there in uncomfortable ways. Discover simple ways to build connection, confidence, and community as you age.
When people talk about healthy ageing, the conversation usually focuses on exercise. Walk more. Stay active. Keep moving. And that absolutely matters. But there’s another part of ageing well that often gets overlooked - staying socially connected. Because feeling healthy isn’t only about how your body moves. It’s also about how connected, supported, and engaged…
Think it’s too late to get fit after 70? Think again. Your body can still build strength, improve balance, and boost energy at any age.
Feeling weaker, more tired, or slower to recover lately? Protein plays a bigger role in healthy ageing than most people realise. The good news? A few simple changes to your meals can help you stay stronger, steadier, and more independent for longer.
New research shows optimism may help you stay stronger and more mobile as you age. Here’s what it means and how to build it into everyday life.

