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Why vaccines should be celebrated, not damned

An Australian scientist has led a vaccine breakthrough that is being lauded worldwide but largely ignored in local media. Zoe Arnold asks why we're letting anti-vaccination lobbyists stop us from celebrating a major medical milestone.

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The problem with oversharing

Millions of parents are choosing to share their child's most humiliating moments on social media. Zoe Arnold asks where we should draw the line.

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Dating scene shifts to social media

The nation's most popular dating site, RSVP, claims responsibility for one in ten Australian marriages, but digital dating is now becoming more competitive with more singles looking to social media to find love.

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The cost of saving your best friend

We consider them our best friends and treat them as part of our families — so how much are we willing to invest in our pet's health?

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