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New to The Shed Online - our health focus this month is on the topic of bladder and bowel health. There's new activities on cooking and getting into "Masters" sports, the book club is back and we revisit interviews with V8 legend, John Bowe.

In this mid-month update, we have activities on gardening and photography. We also have a film review for the Aussie classic Crocodile Dundee, a healthy eating Q&A plus heaps more - check it out!

Geelong scientists are on the brink of creating the world's first disease-proof animals.

Pack saddling the old way is becoming a popular bush recreation. The image of a stockman in a saddle leading his pack horses through the bush is quintessentially Australian

A new program announced by the State government has been prescribed to rural towns, aiding them through the current rural doctor shortage.

An unusual one-stop shop has changed the face of Millthorpe - letting locals pay bills, post mail, pick up a passport, buy medicine and see a doctor all under one roof.

Having a heart attack, a major injury, or being aigniosed with a serious illness is something few of us see coming

Medical-grade manuka honey (Medihoney), when used together with antibiotics, can both improve the effectiveness of the antibiotics and can prevent the emergence of resistance, according to new findings by UTS researchers.

It’s a device used widely in cars, on smartphones and in fitness devices and it is able to pinpoint our exact location anywhere on Earth?

Researchers have shown that residents of new housing developments that have park, or other recreational areas nearby, walk more.