Erin Miller

1 week ago | bodyandsoul.com.au | Erin Miller

From innocent white lies to hard truths that could change everything, being honest in a relationship can be risky business. So is honesty always the best policy? Experts reveal when it helps, when it hurts – and when it’s OK to lie. Coming clean about how you really feel can be one of the hardest things to do in a relationship.

1 week ago | bodyandsoul.com.au | Erin Miller

After decades in the spotlight, beloved media personality and The House of Wellness TV Show co-host Melissa Doyle reflects on what health means to her now – and why balance is the goal, not perfection. Veteran journalist Melissa Doyle has covered some of the world’s biggest news stories, witnessed history unfold and built a deep connection with audiences in a career that has spanned decades in the Australian media.

Oct 18, 2023 | inverness-courier.co.uk | Erin Miller

A Highland born lawyer who rose through the ranks with one of the biggest banks in the world has received a lifetime achievement award. Donald Macdonald (55), now Deputy General Counsel of NatWest Group started his career as a trainee with the Royal Bank of Scotland. He received the lifetime achievement award at the recent Scottish Legal Awards, the occasion also marking his retirement.

Oct 10, 2023 | inverness-courier.co.uk | Erin Miller

An open day by Croy Community Garden Group at its garden next to the school was hailed a success, as around 100 visitors had a chance to learn about growing their own produce, plants and flowers. There really was something for the whole family to enjoy with fun activities for children as well as a barbecue and baking stall. Project leader James Green said: “The day went really well, it was a success to say the least. “There were people of all ages there.

Oct 7, 2023 | inverness-courier.co.uk | Erin Miller

St Joseph’s RC Primary School marked its 80th anniversary with a week of celebrations for pupils, staff and the community. Activities included a special mass, a ‘drum fun opening ceremony’, treats from an ice cream van, a banquet and dance workshop. There was a series of visits from former pupils and ex teachers who shared stories of what the school was like before. Old pictures, newspaper clippings and other momentos were displayed around the Inverness school.