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2024 Met Gala: Stars shine in captivating florals on the red carpet

The highlight of the fashion calendar, the Met Gala, held annually on the first Monday in May, has again made a splash....

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Bali Nine duo’s families beg for the lives of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran

Bali Nine ringleaders Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran families insist they’re changed men, deserving of a second chance

Scientists say daydreaming gives you a brain boost

New study dispels the negatives of zoning out, claiming it can lead to optimal brain performance

Could the next food trend be weeds?

Forget the supermarkets, the latest food trend sees us heading to the great outdoors.

Inside the April – Special 7th Birthday – issue of MiNDFOOD

Take an exclusive first look inside our special April issue of MiNDFOOD celebrating our 7th birthday!

Octopus gets crabby in Yallingup, Australia

Watch this amazing footage of a battle to the death between an octopus and crab in Yallingup, Australia.

Dr Vandana Shiva: “Women are the first in the line of defence of the earth”

For Dr Vandana Shiva, women are the first in the line of defence of the earth, as she examined in her first book Staying Alive.

Saving Graces

Don’t let anyone tell you etiquette is passé: our business and social success still hinges on good presentation.

Set sail with MiNDFOOD, Cruise from Venice to Monte Carlo

Join MiNDFOOD editor-in-chief Michael McHugh and Oceania Cruises on the inaugural MiNDFOOD Mediterranean Food & Wine Cruise.

Exclusive: Visiting Downton Abbey

MiNDFOOD’s US Correspondent, Michele Manelis, recently visited the set of Downton Abbey during a day’s shoot for season six of the popular series .

Autism changed my life

Having a child with autism was the catalyst for Tanya Catterell to step off the corporate ladder and into a fulfilling career.

Probiotic-packed foods boost body’s immunity

Autumn is almost upon us, and with it comes a plethora of common infections such as cold and flu, making it an optimum time to safeguard our immune systems.

De Djess: Miu Miu Tales delight

What if dresses had feelings or could move and talk? Miu Miu Tales latest film De Djess is a surreal and quirky take on the Cinderella story.

New study reveals that early introduction to Peanuts could reduce risk of allergy

New studies reveal important advancements towards the reduction of peanut allergies.

Blind breast cancer detectors used in Germany

Germany is leading the way in developing new ways to detect early signs of breast cancer.

Patricia Arquette’s Oscars acceptance speech calls for equal pay

Patricia Arquette has used her Academy Award acceptance speech as a call to action for equal pay for women.

Prebiotics boost immune health

Meet the ‘prebiotic’, the probiotic’s lesser known, powerful immune-boosting sibling.

Five minutes with British polo captain James Beim

Captain of the English polo team and Veuve Clicquot ambassador James Beim chats to MiNDFOOD ahead of this weekend’s clash at the NZ Polo Open.

Should Indonesia reciprocate for foreign aid by sparing Bali nine pair?

A new call for the clemency of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran says it would be a fair exchange for Australia’s billion-dollar tsunami aid.

Sweet temptations

For decades, fat was our foe. But sugar – and our overconsumption of it – is now leaving a bitter taste. MiNDFOOD looks at the latest research into sugar and our health.

World first live 24 hour robotic-assisted surgery

In a world first, surgeons across 10 different cancer centres around the world have staged a live 24-hour surgery.

‘Forgotten digital century’ looms warns Google boss

Our digital material could be lost forever because programs to view them will become defunct.

Model with Down Syndrome makes history on New York catwalk

Actress Jamie Brewer made history this week as she became the first model with Down’s Syndrome to walk at New York Fashion Week.

Students choose the teachers at Victorian schools

It’s the stuff of childhood dreams but should children be aloud to choose their teachers?

Rosie Batty’s heartbreaking letter to her son Luke

A year ago to the day Rosie Batty, Australian on the Year, watcher as her son was brutally murdered by his father. Here is the letter she wrote to Luke and shared with the world on social media today.

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