sleep well

Whilst we may not think about diet and sleep being connected, what we eat can influence our sleep. Find out how.

Ever wondered why your dreams may be more vivid or unpleasant when you have a fever?

One simple and non-invasive trend currently sweeping social media that’s proposed to promote good sleep is mouth taping. But is it actually beneficial and is it safe?

Looking for some tips on how to sleep with a blocked nose? You’re not alone.

Did you know 40% of Australians aren’t getting enough sleep? Let’s look at what that could mean for their health.

Wondering how much REM sleep you need to function at your best? Our sleep expert shares everything you need to know about REM sleep.

We all need deep sleep, but it’s just one part of the sleep-quality picture. Don’t sleep on it – find out why.

Discover how to get more REM sleep with this handy guide. With help from our sleep expert, we give you the latest advice.

Wondering how to get more deep sleep? Enhance your sleep quality and discover how to wake up feeling rejuvenated and energised with help from our expert.

Discover the science behind REM vs deep sleep. With help from our sleep specialist, learn how much you should get each night and how you can improve your sleep.

Our expert shares the healthiest sleeping positions. Here are the pros and cons of sleeping on your back, stomach and side.

Does magnesium help you sleep? Discover the potential benefits of this essential mineral and how it can help you on your way to better-quality slumber.

Sleep is vital to your health and wellbeing, but do you know exactly why? Explore the science of sleep and learn how to catch more ZZZs to help you thrive each day.

Want to know how to sleep better? You’re not alone – we’re all a bit sleep-deprived. A sleep expert shares 5 top tips for a great night's sleep.

Here’s some expert advice from sleep specialist Dr David Cunnington about the difference between poor sleep hygiene and good sleep hygiene.

Nothing is more frustrating than lying in bed, wide awake, trying to fall asleep. Try these sleep hacks instead.

Power naps have been found to offer benefits for some, but a recent study suggests that power naps may not be so powerful after all. Here’s why...

Is that extra hour of scrolling through your phone worth feeling tired? Find out what the cost could really be.

What is my circadian rhythm? We’ve asked sleep specialist, Dr David Cunnington to weigh in on this burning question.

What happens to your body and brain when you don’t sleep may surprise you. Sleep expert Dr Moira Junge explains.

As our bodies age, and our hormones change, it affects a number of processes, including our sleep. We asked sleep specialist, Dr David Cunnington, to shed some light on the topic.

Endlessly scrolling on your phone at night? You might be harming your sleep.

Discover our pick of sleep aids to help support better sleep.

With smart gadgets the norm these days you can track just about anything, including your sleep. But do you need to? And do sleep trackers actually work? Let's find out.

If you’re juggling paid work, kids, a crazy household and changing hormones, are you getting enough sleep? If the question makes you laugh, read our tips for getting more rest.

Many people are often seeking information about how to cope with daylight savings changes and often don’t know which way the clocks go at which time of year! This confusion is even more common because of social media, where we share platforms with people in the northern hemisphere, where DST is observed differently.

Ever feel like you need a nap the second your alarm goes off? That grogginess—known as sleep inertia—can make mornings a real challenge, especially on busy work or school days.

Let’s break down what mouth breathing is, why it matters, when to seek professional help, and how to make changes if you need to.

Night sweats? From hormones to medical conditions, many factors can be to blame. Learn the common causes and when to seek medical advice.

It’s a common question for many parents, but the answer isn’t a simple yes or no. For most kids with sleep problems, there’s usually a specific cause which should be identified and treated with behavioural strategies before melatonin is considered as an option.

Is sleep divorce as negative as it sounds? The term “sleep divorce" isn’t something you’ll find in medical textbooks, but something you may have heard from social media.

Sleep isn’t a luxury—it's a cornerstone of health, alongside diet and exercise, yet it’s often sidelined in our fast-paced world. It is recommended that most adults need between 7-9 hours of sleep per 24 hours, yet a staggering 60% of Australians report not getting adequate sleep.

There are tonnes of products out there claiming to be the magic solution to better sleep. A simple search for “How can I sleep better?” presents endless options promising a quick fix. But the truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer.

Struggling to wake up feeling refreshed? You’re not alone. With the demands of daily life, it’s easy to sometimes overlook how much our sleep patterns impact our health, energy, and overall wellbeing.

If you find yourself struggling to stay asleep or dozing off only to wake up repeatedly, there may be more at play. Let’s break it down and explore what could be causing these disruptions, and how you can get back to sleeping soundly.

With the growing recognition of the importance of sleep for overall health, commercially available sleep trackers have grown in popularity.