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- Oct 1, 2026
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Nine Australians die of breast cancer every day. So why do we underestimate the disease? (opens the original)
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Before 33-year-old Chontaine Adair was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer in 2025, she had a very different perception of the disease. “I just didn’t think it could happen at my age, and I had a mindset that it couldn’t happen to me,” says Adair, who is based in Sydney. This misconception, says the mother of two, was partly shaped by age-specific cancer-screening advice. “I didn’t know anyone in their early thirties with breast cancer, and any ads regarding checks like mammograms, f
Before Belinda’s husband died, he left her a hidden note. It set her free to find love again (opens the original)
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When a person loses their partner, the love and connection for them often continues long after their death. Even as the surviving partner builds a new life, “joy and grief will often exist at the same time”, says Rebecca Adams, co-founder and CEO of First Light Widowed Support. Grieving partners can face many obstacles once they decide to begin dating or enter into a new relationship, such as uncertainty from a new partner about where they fit, as well as judgment from others. “[But] a new partn
An Australian Hyrox athlete had a messy accident. It’s more common than you think (opens the original)
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Hyrox, the world’s fastest-growing sport, made worldwide headlines this week for all the wrong reasons. At the centre of the media storm was Australian athlete Joanna Wietrzyk, who continued to compete in the indoor fitness race in Beijing on September 12 – going on to win – after soiling herself. Videos of the world record holder using communal equipment, including sandbags and kettlebells, while excrement is visible on her legs and arms, have gone viral, sparking debate about health and safety
This $800 Dyson toothbrush is selling out. But is it really worth the hype? (opens the original)
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Have you ever wanted to see what your dentist sees? While many of us would probably answer no, a product that allows you to do just that – the Dyson CameraJet electric toothbrush – has hit the market. And it’s causing quite the buzz. Dyson’s foray into oral care, touted as the “complete oral care routine in one toothbrush”, includes an array of functions, including jet washing, liquid flossing and mouthwash dispensing. But along with the hefty $799 price tag, it’s the integrated 100k pixel macro
Fur was abused when she was young. This simple decision changed everything (opens the original)
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It’s increasingly common for adult children of celebrities to change their names after their parents’ divorces and subsequent family estrangement. Suri, the 20-year-old daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise, changed her surname from Cruise to Noelle, her mother’s middle name. And last week, fresh off her 18th birthday, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s daughter Vivienne Jolie-Pitt published a legal notice in the Los Angeles Daily Journal stating her intention to change her surname to Jolie. She w
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