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The seven domains of Real Wellbeing
In the age of hundreds of followers and ‘friends’ on social media, it’s truly quality over quantity when it comes to relationships. Having strong relationships that are built on mutual trust and respect is critical for Real Wellbeing and often helps improve other areas of our wellbeing such as mental health and community connectedness.
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The average Australian has a score of about 75. How does your wellbeing compare, and what can you do to improve?
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