Rowan Cowley

1 week ago | thesenior.com.au | Rowan Cowley

Nina Simone never wanted her daughter to follow her into the music business. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingBut for Lisa Simone, the chance to pay tribute to her mother's enduring legacy is a source of joy. A celebrated singer-songwriter and civil rights activist, Nina Simone had one of the most recognisable voices of her time, or any other. Read more from The SeniorHer timeless music spanned many genres, including gospel, jazz, blues, pop and folk.

1 week ago | thesenior.com.au | Rowan Cowley

Jodie Baker. Picture suppliedMany women won't leave the house without reaching for the makeup kit. The thought of going out without putting on a little bit of foundation at the very least is unthinkable. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingBut Jodie Baker has a four-word message for women who want their skin to look more youthful: ditch the daily makeup. The 52-year-old owner of skincare brand Homepeel is a proud exponent of the view that natural is beautiful.

1 week ago | thesenior.com.au | Rowan Cowley

David Whitney sees parallels to the classic book "Nineteen Eighty-Four" and modern politics. Pictures by Penguin, suppliedIt was written as a satire of Stalinist Russia, but David Whitney believes the rise of Trumpism is ample proof George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four is as relevant as ever.

1 week ago | thesenior.com.au | Rowan Cowley

Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingLuckily, the new generation of smartwatches can help their owners look after their own safety in style. Watches by companies like Apple, Samsung and Garmin can help ensure older Australians receive critical care, monitor for potentially life-threatening symptoms, and help maintain fitness and general wellbeing. Read more from The SeniorAs we grow older, the risk of falls increases exponentially.

1 week ago | thesenior.com.au | Rowan Cowley

Richard Webb. Picture suppliedScammers are looking to capitalise on global uncertainty surrounding superannuation, financial experts warn. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingMillions of Australians have seen their super balances take a hit due to the impact of US President Donald Trump's tariffs on the global sharemarket. Accounting body CPA Australia has warned Australians to be wary of unsolicited phone calls from scammers offering 'super health checks'.