The Western Weekender has recruited a host of local experts to tackle important issues that matter to you. You can see more expert columns in our print edition every Friday.
Legal Issues with Daniel McKinnon
Brought to you by Complete Legal & Conveyancing
Things to think about before selling your business
If you are thinking about selling your business, it’s a good idea to start to get your head around the things that will need to be addressed in your sale contract before you start shopping your business around to prospective buyers.
In The Mirror with Cassidy Pearce
Beauty products and tips from The Western Weekender
Get ready for summer: Sunscreens to try as warmer weather arrives
If you’re looking to invest in a new sunscreen for summer, it’s important to look to Australian brands.
Finance with Alex McKenzie
Brought to you by Future Financial Services
Investment bonds still have a place
Alex McKenzie from Future Financial Services on why the investment bond is still worth considering.
Auto Advice with Aaron Hills
Brought to you by Angus Car Service
Those dashboard warning lights: What it all means
Mechanic Aaron Hills on why you should never ignore those dashboard warning lights.
Health with Emma Nassif
Brought to you by One Point Health
Yes, you can reverse fatty liver disease
Fatty liver disease, characterised by the accumulation of fat in liver cells, has become increasingly prevalent due to sedentary lifestyles and poor dietary choices.
Pet Health with Kellie Tickner
Brought to you by Orchard Hills Veterinary Clinic
Keeping your pets safe this Halloween
For many people, Halloween is a fun-filled evening of costumes, candy, and spooky decorations. However, for our pets, it can be a stressful and overwhelming time.
Talking Tech with David Norris
The lowdown on e-readers ahead of the Christmas season
There's a shake-up coming to e-readers, and it's very colourful. Tech expert David Norris explains.
Swim Safety with Julie Sheldrake
Brought to you by Nepean Swim and Fitness
Water safety myths and misconceptions
Julie Sheldrake from Nepean Aquatic Centre busts some of the common drowning and swim safety myths.
