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This set of exercises is designed to support the functioning of the kidneys and adrenal glands to help deal with stress and tension. Repeat each exercise for 1-2 minutes and take a short rest between exercises.
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On May 26, Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea will be bringing together friends and family in support of the Cancer Council. It […]
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Dependence is often seen as a dirty word, associated with the “needy” and the emotionally unstable. But looking into research on what really helps people become happy, successful and, importantly, independent, we may need to turn this idea on its head.
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Dementia is often thought of as an elderly person’s disease but it can effect those as young as 30.
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These kids show what being a team member is really about
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Kerry Washington has given a stirring speech calling for more inclusiveness in the media
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A ‘kiss-in’ was staged in a department store in the UK, after a lesbian couple was told their public affection was “disgusting”.
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A group of young British Muslims have launched a YouTube and Twitter campaign #NotInMyName to condemn ISIS terrorism.
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Making people feel ashamed about their weight could lead them to gain more weight, not lose it.
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The World Health Organisation has declared a public health emergency on polio after recent outbreaks.
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As more and more women survive breast cancer, a lack of services catering to male carers and partners is becoming critical.
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As we celebrate International Families Day this month, we look at the rapidly changing definition of family.
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The nephew of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah has made a case for women drivers in his country, arguing that it makes economic sense.
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Celebrity donations have helped to launch the Malala Fund, a charity that will support the education of up to 40 girls in Pakistan.
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The red planet once had the right ingredients to support life, scientists have discovered after analysing rock powder samples from Mars.
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Need to shed those last few kilos? The answer to reaching your ultimate weight-loss goals may be as easy as watching the clock!
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December 3, 2012 marks the 20th anniversary of International Day of People with Disability which aims to promote an understanding of people with disability and encourage support for their dignity, rights and well-being.
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Triumph International Japan unveiled its newest concept bra in Tokyo, created to show support for the rise of Japanese women on the world stage and at home.
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Vashti Whitfield turned the grief of losing her husband, actor Andy Whitfield, as well as her best friend to cancer, into a new life. The mother of two tells us of her spiritual journey to acceptance.
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We catch up with Dan Englund, a stroke survivor, on the last leg of his 1000km run to raise awareness for stroke. He tells us the warning signs and what to watch out for when someone is having a stroke.
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Sophie Lippell tells us her harrowing story growing up as a victim of sexual abuse and how in telling her story she hopes to help other adults surviving the same devastating past.
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It is estimated that 4-5 million Australian adults have been victims of child abuse. We speak to Dr. Cathy Kezelman whose organization is advocating for the needs of these victims.
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We speak to Trevor Clarke from Autism Spectrum Australia about the growing need for support services for autistic children and their families and which early behaviour indicators to watch out for.
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A ‘Copenhagen Accord’ for fighting climate change has won only half-hearted support from major emerging nations led by China and India, leaving question marks over a pact they agreed with the United States, MiNDFOOD reports.
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