CQUni's Digital Assistant for Physical Activity

07/05/2026

Sounds like a good enough reason to get moving - make the most of this beautiful Autumn weather! 👟🍁

Australian researchers found that middle-aged women who exercised regularly halved their risk of premature death. But most women aren't meeting physical activity guidelines.

06/08/2025

Here's a great way to wash away the winter blues. A bit of Vitamin Sea is always a good thing 🏄

From Granny Grommets shredding waves on the Gold Coast to Fitzroy Fossils rowing their way into retirement, these ageing Aussies prove it's never too late to start fitness and fun.

26/06/2025

Why do we talk so much about walking???

Because it's an easy, cheap and accesible!

If you want to know about the walkability of your suburb, the Heart Foundation has a great new interactive map 🚶

An interactive map to help you discover and explore local walking routes and destinations in your local neighbourhood.

11/06/2025

Have you been avoiding moving because of the fear of pain? The amazing folks at curable explain what is happening and what you can do about it 🤗

11/06/2025

The brain changing effects of exercise!

16/03/2025

Sitting versus standing desks, which is best? They're actually pretty similar in terms of health :(, but working in some incidental physical activity can help to offset this negatives.

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14/03/2025

How to get the clothes (or cobwebs) off that exercise equipment.

Planning health and fitness goals for 2025? Here’s how to make home exercise equipment work for you (and keep it from becoming useless household clutter).

11/03/2025

You're never to old to get some Vitamin Sea!

A group of joyful wave riders' message of positive ageing spreads to shores around the world.

02/01/2025

Maybe you need some temptation bundling to help get started in 2025: spin and binge your favourite show :)

13/10/2024

Getting more active doesn’t have to cost a lot!

With the rising cost of living, many Australians can’t afford a gym membership. We spoke to an exercise physiologist and a personal trainer about the best ways to stay active at home, including what equipment you need, and how to write and progress your own program.