Rose Smith

Jan 14, 2025 | honey.nine.com.au | Rose Smith

The first full moon of 2025 is set to bring with it emotional overload as moody Cancer battles it out with the calling for balance in the new year. Being the first lunar event of the year, the 'Wolf Moon' (January 14), sets the tone for the calendar year – and 2025 may be stressful!This full moon has more psychological significance than the rest of the year's full moons, and because it occurs in January it can be a template for our expectations.

Jan 12, 2025 | thecarousel.com | Marie-Antoinette Issa |Rose Smith

January marks the time of year when gyms transform into bustling hubs of activity, filled with hopeful fitness newbies determined to tackle their New Year’s resolutions. But, beware! While enthusiasm is welcome, your fellow gym-goers have unspoken rules of conduct. A new study by Nutrition Warehouse has revealed the top five gym habits guaranteed to send your gym mates’ blood pressure skyrocketing — and trust us, it’s not from the cardio.

Jan 10, 2025 | thecarousel.com | Rose Smith

With the first full moon of 2025 (The Wolf Moon) set to appear on Tuesday, January 14, here’s what every single star sign can expect …Aries (March 21 to April 19): The Full Moon and Mars together shine a light on home, family, and emotional foundations. You might feel torn between professional ambitions and the need to create a peaceful sanctuary. You’re now being called to address unresolved family dynamics or make changes to your living situation.

Jan 10, 2025 | thecarousel.com | Rose Smith |Marie-Antoinette Issa

The first full moon of 2025 is set to bring with it emotional overload as moody Cancer battles it out with the calling for balance in the New Year. Being the first lunar event of the year, the ‘Wolf Moon’ (January 14th), sets the tone for the calendar year – and 2025 may be stressful!This full moon has more psychological significance than the rest of the year’s full moons, and because it occurs in January it can be a template for our expectations.

Jan 9, 2025 | thecarousel.com | Rose Smith

Christmas may be over, but as Summer’s sun-soaked days stretch into evenings filled with laughter, parties, and indulgent treats, the season continues to offer plenty of reasons to celebrate. From backyard BBQs to ice creams on the beach and bubbly drinks on roof top bars, the official festivities may be over, but the feasting is not!But, for those living with type 1 diabetes (T1D), the excitement of gatherings and festivities can also come with unique challenges.