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The physio in your feed

The physio in your feed The Female Physio Co on a mission to make pelvic health more accessible.
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Can you actually have a ‘slow’ or ‘fast’ metabolism?

Many people believe they have a “fast” or “slow” metabolism that determines whether they gain or lose weight easily, but what does science actually say?
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The new rules of law

AI is prompting the legal profession to re-examine its expertise, ethics, and value.
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Beyond birth

After struggling postpartum, Marlou is advocating for clearer maternal pathways
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Exercise physiology explained

After seeing firsthand how prescribed exercise helped transform a patient's health, clinical exercise physiologist Neil Chapman explains the profession, career pathways, salary expectations and how to become an exercise physiologist in Australia.
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Spotlight on business ambitions

From intentional failure at one of the world's biggest podcasts to building globally recognised brands and leading national sporting organisations, Bondies are making their mark in business. We're shining a spotlight on bold business ambitions, exploring the ideas, risks and determination that have shaped success.

Film and television

Shooting for the stars

Bachelor of Film and Television graduate Ben Rosenberg shot his first film on an iPhone when he was 10 years old. His most recent film won him a seat on a panel at Sundance, one of the world’s most prestigious international film festivals. Read why his work is striking a chord with the industry’s best.

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Entrepreneurship

A voice for connection

Inspired by a childhood friend who uses a speech-generating device, Annie Roger created My Voice, a wearable speaker designed to bring conversation back to the person, not the technology. Now supported through Bond's Transformer program, the innovation is helping voice aid users feel more seen and heard.

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