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Evans defends sunscreen comments
Paleo chef Pete Evans has taken to radio to defend his view that sunscreen contains "poisonous chemicals".
Paleo chef Pete Evans has taken to radio to defend his view that sunscreen contains "poisonous chemicals".
Now that's love. We hope fiance Liam Hemsworth appreciates the grand inking gesture.
Security was heavy for Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston's 'intimate' dinner.
A designer from the Mornington Peninsula has blended surf styling with sharp tailoring to create a look that's uniquely Australian - and winning awards.
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Swimsuits, out. Activewear, in.
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A new plastic coating that could decrease the amount of soap that finds its way to the landfill.
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Clear evidence that eating the wrong kind of fat can shorten your life has emerged from a major study in the US.
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Karma can be so cruel. Just think how many times anti-GMO activists have protested against the imaginary risks of food that has been genetically modified. Now a favourite snack of those protesters, the sacred granola bar, has been found to pose an actual health risk.
Everyone fails sometimes. However, some of us are much harder on ourselves than others.
Travel accessories label Nomad & Co is the work of Melbourne friends Amanda Lennon and Sophie Thompson
BRIGHT IDEA
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