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Life
Research reveals our major winter woes
ICE BREAKER: With winter just around the corner, make sure you invest in a new moisturiser. Photo: Shutterstock
The science behind learning from mistakes
Imma Perfetto
Performance monitoring gives people the ability to learn from their successes and failures. Picture: Shutterstock.
Opinion
Battery-powered mowers are a hit, can it work for cars too?
Mathew Dickerson: Tech Talk
If we are happy to swap batteries in a lawn mower, why don't we just do that with our cars? Picture: Shutterstock.
Sound advice for managing deafness in furry companions
Dr Anne Quain
EAR EAR: Deafness can be congenital, gradual or sudden in animals. Picture: Shutterstock
Opinion
Which working mother are you? TV's best mums
Karen Hardy
Pamela Adlon in Better Things.
What happens to our medical data after we die?
Qamariya Nasrullah
What should happen to healthcare data when we die? Picture: Shutterstock.
Advice
The senior concessions you might not know about
Noel Whittaker
There are a wide range of concessions available, but in many cases retirees don't even know they exist. Picture: Shutterstock.
The evolution of edible gardens throughout the centuries
John Gabriele
Garden designs from the past, like this ornamental French garden, continue to strongly influence modern herb and vegetable gardens today. Picture: Shutterstock.
Best Crypto Exchanges for Australia 2022
As things stand, food security still also requires fuel security
Sam Hollier
Currently, a loss of diesel imports would mean a big loss of food supply. Photo: Shutterstock

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