Our goal is simple: publish useful information that is clear about what it can—and cannot—tell you. These principles guide the way Active Daily plans and publishes its articles.
Useful, original editorial work
We choose practical questions and produce site-specific guides for an Australian audience. Articles should provide a real answer, a helpful example or a clear next step rather than exist only to hold advertising. We do not present fictional product tests, made-up interviews, invented reader testimonials or unverified endorsements.
Sources and fact-checking
We aim to verify material facts and link to primary or authoritative sources where relevant. For general exercise information, we favour Australian public health resources such as healthdirect. For UV protection, we refer to Cancer Council Australia. For walking safety, we consult relevant state and territory park services, including NSW National Parks.
Exercise and wellbeing limits
Our content is educational, not individual medical advice, a diagnosis or a substitute for assessment by a doctor, physiotherapist, accredited exercise physiologist or other suitable professional. Our guides cannot account for your health, ability, injury history or surroundings. We avoid universal claims about what every reader should do and remind readers to seek personal guidance where appropriate.
Commercial independence
Relevant advertising and affiliate links may be introduced over time. If we earn a commission or receive a material benefit, we will make that relationship clear. Payment will not determine our assessment of a product or a safety-related claim. We will not call a product “tested” or “reviewed hands-on” unless that work actually took place.
Illustrations
Our story artwork is original, stylised illustration—not documentary photography, a picture of a named location, or evidence of a physical product test. Illustrations help make information easier to navigate without implying activities were performed by an identified person.
Dates, updates and corrections
Guides display a publication date. When a material change is made, we intend to update the displayed information appropriately rather than silently retain an inaccurate claim. If you believe something is wrong, contact hello@activedaily.com.au and include a link to the page and the specific issue.
Further reading and external links
External sources are included so readers can check important details and get more specialised information. We cannot control changes to third-party websites, and a link does not mean we endorse everything a third party publishes.