Health & Beauty
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9 Jul 2009
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The pros and cons of organic foods are considered from a health perspective.
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24 Jun 2009
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Tips on how to get your children to eat vegetables.
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9 Jun 2009
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A new colour collection that plays up the eyes with bronzes and ‘just kiss me’ pink glossy lips is the latest from Napoleon Perdis.
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18 May 2009
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Discover some simple tips on how you can counter the negative effects of working in an office on your level of health and physical activity.
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11 May 2009
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A diet of burger, chips and pizza has seen former underwear model Paul James put on 40kg in an effort to understand fat people.
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11 May 2009
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With the onset of winter we all look for simple tips on how to avoid the flu.
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11 May 2009
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A diet of burger, chips and pizza has seen former underwear model Paul James put on 40kg in an effort to understand fat people.
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4 May 2009
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Botox may be a beauty aid for women but there are risks involved in continued use.
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4 May 2009
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Consider the pros and cons of eating red meat.
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27 Apr 2009
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An eight week AGWS workshop for men will help Greek fathers be closer to their children.
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20 Apr 2009
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They may be the latest rage in cosmetics but mineral cosmetics are also good for you.
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13 Apr 2009
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How to survive Easter without the annual chocolate slaughter.
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6 Apr 2009
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Julie Haslett sings the health benefits of almonds.
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23 Mar 2009
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Napoleon Perdis share his tips for applying foundation in winter 2009.
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23 Mar 2009
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Vitamin D might be a key to preventing multiple sclerosis.
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16 Mar 2009
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An interview with Nikos Koutsianas, one of the founders of Apavita, a Greek cosmetics company.
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16 Mar 2009
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The Premier's Active Families Challenge is working with the Royal Melbourne Zoo to encourage families to exercise together.
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9 Mar 2009
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Enjoy tips on how to create a healthy head of hair.
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2 Mar 2009
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Take some simple steps to lead a healthier lifestyle.
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