"Ageing is a privilege, not a predicament" - Martin Firrell.
These are our top ten features about making the most of advancing years.
Getting better with age – the French way
It's only little by little you come to learn you're out of the youth club, says French model Caroline De Maigret. She and her friend Sophie explore age-acceptance in the new book Older But Better But Older.
Caroline De Maigret Photo: Myles Kalus Anak Jihem / CC BY SA 4.0
The septuagenarian women who love to pump iron
It's never too late to get stronger, and add years to your independence, says Australian fitness trainer Dean Mawby.
Kaye Payne lifting Photo: Nicole Cleary
The billionaires trying to buy immortality
Silicon Valley researchers are using science and technology to solve the ultimate challenge - death.
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Robert Dessaix on growing old well
Australian writer Robert Dessaix says surviving a heart attack opened his eyes to the beauty in the world like nothing before.
Robert Dessaix Photo: supplied/Penguin
The science of staying alive longer
Australian geriatrician Dr Kate Gregorevic applies the science of longevity to everyday life, offering tips on how to help yourself live better for longer.
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Joan Lunden: the realities of ageing for women
The physical effects of ageing on women should not be taboo and you can have a laugh with them, says writer and former TV presenter Joan Lunden.
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A neuroscientist's guide to ageing well
There has never been a better time to be an "oldster" according to neuroscientist Daniel Levitin.
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The secret to living to well into your 90s (or older)
Neurologist Dr Claudia Kawas has been searching for the secrets to living a longer and healthier life.
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Debunking the 'Blue Zone' longevity myth
Places such as Okinawa and Sardinia are famous for producing many people who live well past 100. But an Australian researcher suggests poor record-keeping and fibbing have played a role in these statistics.
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