Celebrity street style
What celebrities from Dakota Johnson to Jessica Simpson have been wearing on the streets this week.
Fashion
How Malcolm Turnbull killed Tony Abbott's blue tie fashion legacy
Jenna Clarke 8:25 PM Tony Abbott and blue ties went together like Diane Von Furstenburg and wrap dresses, Turnbull shattered that trend on day one.
From normcore to nerdcore - or is it Applecore?
Say it isn't so.
The dress that stopped a nation returns: 50 years on
Jessica Wright They were the legs that stopped the nation, and 50 years later model sensation Jean Shrimpton's storied and headline-making dress has returned to the scene of the-then fashion crime.
Beauty
Kate Middleton's new hairstyle as she is pictured for first time in two months
Danny Boyle Duchess of Cambridge sports shorter hairstyle with fringe as she arrives at church in Scotland ahead of return to royal duties after maternity leave.
Why you should cancel your next blow-dry
Nedahl Stelio The bouncy Victoria's Secret, Gisele-led waves the world lusted after for almost a decade now are over. Gone. Kaput.
Beauty isn't about being average, research shows
Sarah Berry There's a saying that if we combined our best qualities with the best qualities of our friends, together we would make the perfect whole.
Wellbeing
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'Dear Fat People' YouTuber is unapologetic
Mary Ward Nicole Arbour does not regret her words in saying that fat people should be given tough love.
The flaw in the fluoride argument
Dr Steven Lin We all know the one golden rule to abide by at a dinner party; don't discuss sex, politics or religion.
Home & Style
The most common furniture stains will make you want to spew
You might want to get up from the couch. Those mysterious stains on the sofa have just been named.
How to grow an edible vertical garden this winter
Loren Smith Horizontally challenged? Grow vertically.
What diseases can you catch from a toilet seat?
Donald McNeil People really do fear toilet seats. One 1991 British survey of 528 women at an OB/GYN clinic found that 85 per cent said they crouched over public toilets while urinating, and 12 per cent papered the seat. Only 2 per cent sat all the way down.
Life
Are retweets the new autographs?
Mary Ward 12:40 PM Why laptop screens are replacing the stage door.
The miracle fat pill that never was and the downside it exposed
Caroline Chen Imagine a pill that mimics the effects of vigorous exercise on the body.
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