Jan Fisher is a Genealogist at [Employer]. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, personal finance, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on social issues in Australia. Jan's insights and expertise have been featured in The Fifth Estate and YourLifeChoices.
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Jan's articles predominantly cover house & home and personal finance topics, with a focus on practical advice and government announcements. When reaching out to Jan, consider providing data-backed insights or expert commentary on consumer trends in the areas of recycling, food, travel, finance or Christmas.
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The festive season is upon us, and 'tis the season for bubbly drinks to match the mood. A great addition to your next get-together is a champagne cocktail.
It's long been a scientific mystery why women suffer more from auto-immune diseases than men. And it's not by a just a little bit.
Australia may have Medicare, but that doesn't mean getting healthcare in this country is cheap.
We all know drinking is bad for you, but a health expert has ruled on when exactly you should give up drinking entirely.
Australians could be facing a healthcare vacuum, and probably increased costs, after hospital operator Healthscope announced it would terminate contracts with two major insurers.
The internet has improved our lives in ways we tend to forget, especially when it comes to travel.
Everyone recognises that Australia's supermarket duopoly is distorting the grocery market.
What if fighting the onset of dementia was as simple as a few sniffs? Researchers at Texas A&M have discovered a new therapy that could delay the progression of Alzheimer's disease by years.
It's hard to know what advice to take when it comes to retirement.
It looks like supermarkets may be finally facing some consequences to their actions.
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