The Australian Bureau of Statistics reports that almost 7 million people drive to work each day. Comparatively, only 450,000 people are estimated to
Celebrating the launch of our Reconciliation Action Plan
On the 13th of August the Bluearth community gathered at Sadadeen Primary School in Alice Springs to launch our foundation’s Reconciliation Action P
Empowering daughters through exercise
The DADEE program, 'Dads and Daughters Exercising and Empowered', targets fathers to be active role models for their daughters. The program evolved
Word Block: Exercise and the brain
We have all experienced those ‘tip of the tongue’ moments where a word we are looking for lingers frustratingly beyond our reach. These moments often f
Beating the winter blues
As the days shorten and the weather drops, many people find their mood takes a hit too. Seasonal Affective Disorder (or SAD) is widespread this time
Media release: Sports plan must promote active and healthy living on and off the field
17 August 2017 As the Federal Government develops a national sports plan, Bluearth and FARE argue that the plan must encourage participation in
Make a difference to your mob
Bluearth Foundation has opened applications for its 2017 scholarships to Perth-based Aboriginal women. The two scholarships on offer are a
Improving outcomes for Aboriginal kids
Six out of ten Aboriginal children are vulnerable in at least one of the Australian Early Development Domains (physical health and wellbeing; social
Using movement to connect communities
One of the things I love about being active is that it provides a way to connect with people – it’s often the common ground between people of dif