Fit to work

Article Abstract:

Australian business executives have poor eating habits that could lead to heart disease and other ailments. Nutritionist Susan Anderson claims that executives as young as in their 30s have terrible eating habits due to busy schedules. Convenience food is often a trap for those with busy schedules, and Anderson maintains there is a need for nutritionists to teach executives how to achieve a work/lifestyle balance.

Australia, Health aspects, Practice, Food and nutrition, Executives, Nutrition, Food habits, Anderson, Susan

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Corporate performers learn to play a new role: There is nothing like an audience to undo even the sharpest operators. That is where training in acting can help

Article Abstract:

Australian companiese will often go to great lengths to gain advantage over their competitors, and this can including hiring a drama school such as The National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney, to help hone presentation and other skills.

Marketing, Corporate image

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Get up, get out and get fit

Article Abstract:

The growing popularity of personal trainers in Australia is discussed. Personal trainers can play an effective role in boosting their clients' health levels, becoming involved in areas including exercise and dietary advice.

Services, Physical education and training, Physical education

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