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Mythbuster quiz: Refugees and Asylum Seekers

We expose some of the common myths and misconceptions surrounding refugees and asylum seekers, this World Refugee Day – June 20.

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Beauty myths

In a society obsessed with beauty, millions of dollars and hundreds of hours are ploughed into the pursuit of flawless looks. But what is the psychology of beauty?

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Empowering women

Despite making up half of the world’s population, women represent 70 per cent of the global poor. We take a look at one initiative lifting women out of poverty.

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Overseas adoptions set to get easier for Aussies

New laws will make adopting children from other countries a much easier process for Australians.

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New York woman gives cuddles for cash

Meet the Big Apple’s first professional cuddler. For a mere $80 an hour, Ali C. will spoon and snuggle with you in her studio apartment.

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Second life

Want to make a change in 2014? MiNDFOOD speaks to eight readers who found the courage to throw in the corporate towel and make their passions a reality.

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It’s a rich man’s world, Oxfam report shows

The world’s 85 richest people own as much as the poorest half of the world, according to Oxfam’s latest report.

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Dragon dance on Sydney Harbor Bridge

Dragon dance performers usher in the Chinese lunar Year of the Horse in Sydney.

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Womanifesto

Women’s rights activists in India have called for a gender-sensitive agenda ahead of this year’s general elections.

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Remnants of war

Years after battles are fought and wars won, explosive ordinances and mines remain hidden in fields, forests, roads and footpaths – […]

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Geraldine Cox and the Sunrise Children’s Village

We meet the inspirational woman behind the Sunrise Children’s Village & discover why she is ‘begging’ for Cambodian kids.

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Afghan women’s rights post-withdrawal

Following the military withdrawal from Afghanistan, now more than ever, we must safeguard Afghan women’s rights, says Amnesty International.

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Embarking on the Haj

Millions of Muslims are in Mecca for the annual pilgrimage known as the Haj. We take a look at this sacred journey.

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No signs of relief as US leaders still deadlocked on government shutdown

No relief after President Obama met with Congressional leaders to try to break a deadlock that has shut down the US government.

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Bullfighting: Adios Matadors?

The future of Spain’s world famous bullfighting looks direr than ever in its three-century-long history.

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Abandoned babies given away on Pakistani talk show

A Pakistani talk show has given away two abandoned baby girls during a live television broadcast.

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Protecting children in Timor-Leste

Find out how ChildFund is helping children, families and communities in Timor Leste.

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Re:START Christchurch

We catch up with the Christchurch Re:START program and find out what else is happening in this resilient city.

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World Youth Day 2013 ends on a high note

Rio’s famed Copacabana beach became a massive Catholic campground for the closing event of a world youth festival.

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The biggest loser retreat

At a time when obesity is a national epidemic, renowned wellbeing centre operators Golden Door Australia will assist in changing society’s ingrained attitudes with the opening of its new The Biggest Loser Retreat.

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Mexico’s first mariachi school opens its doors

Mexico City’s first Mariachi school seeks to elevate the music of the strolling bands to a whole new level.

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Chaos and crashes: Aussies involved in Tour de France farce

Red faces and a series of crashes marred the opening of the 100th Tour de France over the weekend.

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China’s great space ambitions

Three Chinese astronauts returned to Earth this week touching down after a successful 15-day mission, the country’s fifth space exploration since 2003. We take a look in pictures at the super-power’s great space ambitions.

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Rudd defeats Gillard to become Australia’s new PM

Australia’s ruling Labor Party elected formed leader Kevin Rudd as prime minister, ousting Julia Gillard from her post.

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