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No strong evidence massages help relieve pain, study finds

Andrew Gigacz - 0
We all love a good massage, but is massage therapy actually beneficial for treating painful conditions? A new study asked that very question.

How to protect your wardrobe and clothes from moths

Coober Pedy – Much more than an outback outpost!

Tips and tricks for making your smartphone’s battery last longer

These are the most common questions people ask about intimacy

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Travel

Six of the best seaside caravan parks in Queensland 

Jan Fisher - 0
Here’s our guide to some of Queensland’s best seaside caravan parks including accommodation options and amenities
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How to enjoy a caravan holiday with your dog

Jan Fisher - 0
So you want to enjoy a caravan adventure but the thought of leaving your dog at home makes you sad. Fair enough, our pets are...

Two Australian nudist beaches named amongst the world’s best

Six of the best winter wonders in Australia

What is ‘raw-dogging’ on flights and would you try it?

The best of Italy and France – from the perspective of a Princess 

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How old housing and energy rates are leaving households worse off

The Conversation - 2
Lee White, University of Sydney Australia was slow to introduce minimum building standards for energy efficiency. The Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme (NatHERS) only came...
Estate planning & wills

Inheriting baby boomer wealth is not a right for our children

Dianne Motton - 0
Baby boomers are being blamed by millennials for overspending their kids’ inheritance. But is it a right or a privilege?

Energy investment in low-income housing needed: ACOSS

Are you on a good energy deal?

Celebrate the 2024 Olympics with these deals

Super contribution rules “confusing”, older Aussies say

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Technology

3G shutdown risking lives, inquiry hears

Brad Lockyer - 2
Human lives will be at risk when the 3G telecommunications network is shutdown if people can’t contact emergency services, a NSW Senate inquiry has...

How to tell if you were hit by the MediSecure cyberattack

How to get your personal info off the internet

Telstra fined $1.5m for leaving customers vulnerable to scams

Older Aussies are tech savvy – but worried about online safety

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Health & Wellness

Non-diabetics are buying continuous glucose monitors – but are there actually any health benefits?

The Conversation - 0
Alarmingly, there are influencers suggesting glucose should never ‘spike’ and should always remain within a very tight range, even immediately after meals.

How AI-generated ‘news’ creates trauma

Andrew Gigacz - 1
In what seems like just a few short years, artificial intelligence (AI) has infiltrated nearly all aspects of life. Now, it appears to be...

What is chronic inflammation and what can you do about it?

Jan Fisher - 0
It seems inflammation is the latest health trend everyone is talking about. That’s great, but what does it actually mean, especially when it comes to...

NSW farmers vote for daylight saving to be cut back to four months

ABC News - 1
A private members bill introduced to the NSW parliament is aiming to limit the daylight savings period to four months each year.

Is it OK to check my partner’s phone?

YourLifeChoices Contributor - 0
Checking each other's phones in a relationship is a contentious subject. Is it OK to expect access to your partner’s phone? Is it ever...
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