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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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Prague proposes singles-only train carriages

Looking for love in Prague? Officials are hoping to lend a hand to the cause with singles-only carriages on trains.

New Zealand breaks records at International Wine Challenge

New Zealand Pinot Noirs and Sauvignon Blancs broke records at this year’s International Wine Challenge.

Going native in New York

Blend in with the locals with these insider tips and come away with a more genuine taste of the Big Apple.

Why women live longer than men

A new study has offered some insight into why women have a greater life expectancy than men.

Puffin numbers plummet

UK wildlife rangers have embarked on an epic census to see if puffins are in decline.

New IVF treatment could triple success rate

A new fertility treatment could dramatically improve the success rate for IVF couples.

Antibiotics cure chronic back pain

Millions of chronic back pain sufferers could avoid major surgery by taking antibiotics.

Asher Keddie portrait wins the 2013 Archibald People’s Choice

A portrait of Australian TV sweetheart Asher Keddie has won the 2013 Archibald People’s Choice Award.

DiCaprio’s Conservation Charity Auction Raises $38.8 Million

Great Gatsby aside, Leonardo DiCaprio is making headlines for greener reasons, raising $38.8 million for environmental conservation causes.

Human cloning breakthrough

In a significant step for medicine, US scientists have used human cloning to generate potentially life-saving cells.

Monet’s secret garden

Melbourne’s National Gallery of Victoria is giving Monet fans a rare glimpse into the garden that started it all.

Angelina Jolie writes of double mastectomy

American actress Angelina Jolie, has confirmed she underwent a double mastectomy after discovering she was at risk of developing breast cancer.

Green burials

Eco-friendly options have become a small but growing trend for the funeral industry.

10 films to watch at Cannes

Here are the 10 films on our radar at this year’s Festival de Cannes.

Eating insects better for waistlines & environment

Incorporating insects into our diet could hold the answer to the obesity problem, as well as combat greenhouse gas emissions.

For their eyes only

A street poster with a hidden message that only children can decipher is being used to target youngsters in need.

Illicit drug use linked to brain abnormalities

A high rate of illegal drug use could see an alarming rise in Parkinson’s disease for users later on.

Obesity obsession

British researchers believe our society’s growing obsession with obesity is causing many underweight children to go unnoticed.

will.i.am donates $100,000 to New Zealand schools

Grammy Award winning Black Eyed Peas frontman will.i.am has donated $100,000 to a group of New Zealand schools during his recent stopover at Auckland.

My Story – Brett Adamson: A responsibility to help

For Brett Adamson, becoming a nurse was a gateway into helping the world’s most disadvantaged people via aid organisation, Médecins Sans Frontières.

Impressions from a very pink day of the year

There are very good reasons mothers shouldn’t put themselves last on the family priority list.

How to achieve front row glam

Veet Beauty Director and former model, Amy Erbacher shares expert tips on how to achieve front row glam from head to toe.

20 minutes of sunlight may lower blood pressure

A UK study has found that exposing skin to sunlight may help to reduce blood pressure and cut the risk of heart attack and stroke.

Women and the water crisis

Women are at the front lines of the global water crisis, carrying the burden of water every day.

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