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Historic coach house on market
AN HISTORIC coach house built for just £1715 in the 1880s is tipped to exceed seven figures when it goes to auction this Saturday.
Australian drugged, abducted and raped
AN ADELAIDE woman who says she was drugged and raped while on an overseas holiday is trying to bring her attacker to justice.
Consumer warning Credit card numbers and limits up
NEW Reserve Bank data shows that the combined credit card limit will soon pass $150 billion as we apply for more and more cards.
The selfie that will land you a $300 fine
THE warning couldn’t be any clearer, but visitors to this attraction are still not getting the message. Authorities hope this measure will make them listen.
Three second rule debunked
THOUGHT it was safe to eat food from the floor using the three second rule? Think again, you could be risking your health just for a measly food scrap.
Uni ‘wankers’ trying to rewrite history
KYLE Sandilands has let loose on university “wankers” trying to “rewrite history” over news students will be taught Australia was “invaded” rather than settled.
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The truth about quickies
bodyandsoul.com.au Upping your intimacy levels can have wide ranging benefits.
Caramel Easter egg friands
taste.com.au Gooey caramel in the middle of these chocolate friands makes a treat after Easter (and a great way to use up leftover choc eggs).
Baked fish with roast onion and tomato
This fish dish gets great colour from sweet tomato and red onion, and rich, nutty pesto.
Top 5 travel beauty tips from an airline insider
Cathay Pacific Flight Purser Margaret Lai shares her beauty tips for looking your best during the flight and upon arrival at your destination.
Best of Melbourne
Easter feast savings to chew on
A ROAST with family and friends is a great way to spend Easter but with meat prices high you’ll need to plan ahead to save on meat this year.
Switch to save on health cover
HEALTH insurance premiums will rise by an average 5.59 per cent from April 1, but switching funds might save you some financial pain.
Baked fish with roast onion and tomato
This fish dish gets great colour from sweet tomato and red onion, and rich, nutty pesto.
Tuna and vegie fritters
Turn a tin of tuna into these crunchy budget-friendly fritters that the whole family will love.
How to make chocolate Easter eggs
Create your own homemade chocolate eggs for something special this Easter.
Sugar-free raspberry sorbet
Sweetened with bananas, this sugar-free raspberry sorbet is ready in minutes.
$500k to look like a Ken doll
WE ALL want to look better, we’re only human. But would you spend your life savings on surgeries to look like this?
body+soul Mish’s pram bam workout for mums
IT’S hard getting to the gym when you’re a mother so here’s an energising workout where your bub gets to join in, mum and personal trainer Michelle Bridges says. Here’s her solution.
body+soul How to deal with a sexual problem
OCCASIONALLY, awkward issues may arise in the bedroom — Dr Gabrielle Morrissey explains the best way to deal with them.
body + soul Getting down with Dr Chris Brown
BONDI Vet and television host Dr Chris Brown talks candidly about being single, his sex symbol status and how he keeps buff.
Kitchen cures for 8 types of pain
But before you reach for over-the-counter pain relief, you may be surprised to know that you could have the perfect cure for your pain problem in your kitchen.
5 ways to simplify your school morning
Five simple ways to make school mornings possible (and somewhat enjoyable).
5 ways to get great Santa photos
Tips to get that perfect Santa photo — instead of one of your screaming child sitting on some stranger’s lap!
What your early childhood nurse wants you to know about baby food in pouches
Jane Barry explains the pros of cons of pouch food and why they are so popular for busy parents.
Could your pregnancy diet affect your baby’s health?
Sure cravings are a part of pregnancy … but could that tenth serve of chicken and chips be doing more harm for your unborn child than you realise?
Life in Australia’s biggest hotel
THIS floating city has more than twice as many rooms as any land-based hotel. We find out what it’s like to spend a week on board.
Antarctic cruises: What you need to know
THESE days, seeing Antarctica isn’t only for the hardiest of adventurers. Here’s how to see the world’s most southern continent.
Cruise holidays to flip out over
FROM the Galapagos to the Ganges, Sri Lanka to San Francisco, check out the latest cruise news and deals.
Too many real estate rules
DIFFERENT real estate rules in every state make buying and selling real estate a more complicated process than it should be.
Holiday homes Last minute Easter getaways
IT’S just about time to down tools and enjoy the four day Easter long weekend. If you’ve decided at the last minute you’d rather not do it at home, check out these holiday homes.
Unreal estate ‘Dumps’ selling at hard to believe prices
THEY’RE rundown, messy and in need of major TLC, but a new wave of dilapidated Sydney houses are expected to sell at staggering prices.
Regional property Rural and regional property sales worth billions
IT’S not just the capital city property markets which make the big money, with research revealing rural and regional properties in these states chalked up billions worth of deals.
A loser in love? Try manspreading
FORGET a good-looking face and a hot body. When you’re searching for love the key to success is a confident posture, a study has found.
