Highett Podiatry updates and foot health insights

In April 2026, we have a mix of fun and important updates: we’re tackling the not-so-glamorous topic of smelly feet, sharing some exciting news about Beth’s advocacy work in Canberra and letting you know how your personal health information is being kept safe.



Happy Easter from the team!

In March 2026, we introduce an exciting new treatment option for stubborn plantar warts, welcome a fresh face to the team and give a quick heads-up on a temporary change to clinic availability. Read on for all the details.

February 2026 brings a mix of team updates, a warm community spotlight and a helpful breakdown of a common ankle condition. We’ve got news on staff travels and farewells, a reminder about our affordable Allied Health Assistant appointments and an exciting look at how Highett Podiatry gives back to the local community.

January 2026 marks a big milestone: 29 years of Highett Podiatry. We’re sharing some exciting team news, welcoming new faces, farewelling two much-loved podiatrists and offering a timely reminder about summer foot health. Plus, back-to-school season is here, so we’ve got some handy tips for parents too.

The December 2025 issue looks ahead to an exciting 2026! We share a staffing update, introduce a new scaled fee structure designed to make foot care more affordable, and remind parents that back-to-school season is just around the corner. Happy New Year from the whole team!

The November 2025 issue gets festive — we’re sharing our Christmas holiday hours, joining the Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal, and welcoming Daniel Mikael as our newest Allied Health Assistant. We’re also celebrating a former team member’s exciting new venture and thanking the Bayside-Kingston Prostate Cancer Support Group for having us.

October’s issue falls during Podiatry Week, and we’re marking it with some big news — a proud farewell to Caitlyn after nine years with the clinic, a spotlight on Kerry May’s national leadership in wound care, our community presentations programme, kinder screenings at Marcus Road, and a fun staff picks section for your next streaming session.

In the September 2025 issue, we share a tribute to Noelene Mann, Highett Podiatry’s very first employee and beloved mother of founder Kirsti. We also dive into the number-one cause of foot pain (spoiler: it’s your shoes) and offer practical advice on getting your footwear right.

The August 2025 issue is a big one! We’re celebrating the arrival of baby Paige, announcing our exciting new partnership with Sandringham Football Club and sharing how podiatry can improve your golf game. We also shine a spotlight on menopause and foot health, introduce our Allied Health Assistants and share a few other updates from around the clinic.

In April 2026, we have a mix of fun and important updates: we’re tackling the not-so-glamorous topic of smelly feet, sharing some exciting news about Beth’s advocacy work in Canberra and letting you know how your personal health information is being kept safe.



Happy Easter from the team!

In March 2026, we introduce an exciting new treatment option for stubborn plantar warts, welcome a fresh face to the team and give a quick heads-up on a temporary change to clinic availability. Read on for all the details.

February 2026 brings a mix of team updates, a warm community spotlight and a helpful breakdown of a common ankle condition. We’ve got news on staff travels and farewells, a reminder about our affordable Allied Health Assistant appointments and an exciting look at how Highett Podiatry gives back to the local community.

January 2026 marks a big milestone: 29 years of Highett Podiatry. We’re sharing some exciting team news, welcoming new faces, farewelling two much-loved podiatrists and offering a timely reminder about summer foot health. Plus, back-to-school season is here, so we’ve got some handy tips for parents too.

The December 2025 issue looks ahead to an exciting 2026! We share a staffing update, introduce a new scaled fee structure designed to make foot care more affordable, and remind parents that back-to-school season is just around the corner. Happy New Year from the whole team!

The November 2025 issue gets festive — we’re sharing our Christmas holiday hours, joining the Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal, and welcoming Daniel Mikael as our newest Allied Health Assistant. We’re also celebrating a former team member’s exciting new venture and thanking the Bayside-Kingston Prostate Cancer Support Group for having us.

October’s issue falls during Podiatry Week, and we’re marking it with some big news — a proud farewell to Caitlyn after nine years with the clinic, a spotlight on Kerry May’s national leadership in wound care, our community presentations programme, kinder screenings at Marcus Road, and a fun staff picks section for your next streaming session.

In the September 2025 issue, we share a tribute to Noelene Mann, Highett Podiatry’s very first employee and beloved mother of founder Kirsti. We also dive into the number-one cause of foot pain (spoiler: it’s your shoes) and offer practical advice on getting your footwear right.

The August 2025 issue is a big one! We’re celebrating the arrival of baby Paige, announcing our exciting new partnership with Sandringham Football Club and sharing how podiatry can improve your golf game. We also shine a spotlight on menopause and foot health, introduce our Allied Health Assistants and share a few other updates from around the clinic.