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One thing at a time
Multi-tasking is an easy habit to get hooked on, but – ironically – it means you end up doing less, not more.
Our all natural covergirl
The Weekly’s November cover girl, Sarah Murdoch, told us she did not want her photographs digitally retouched. So we didn’t.
The feel-good factor
Cast your net a little wider this Christmas and give children everywhere some seasonal cheer.
Internet use may improve brain function
A new study has found that using the Internet "wakes up" areas of older people's brains after just a few days of use.
Barbie's fat ankles
Does Barbie have fat legs? This might sound like a ridiculous question, but according to shoe designer Christian Louboutin, the answer is "yes".
Oprah sued by ex employee
A former employee of billionaire Oprah Winfrey is suing the talk-show queen for almost $335,000 over allegations the employee enjoyed a sex romp on Winfrey's $42 million private jet.
Telling tall stories? Your handwriting's a giveaway
Pressing harder on the paper and writing longer strokes with your pen could indicate you're telling lies, according to new research by Israel's University of Haifa.
Keep on smiling
A smile can say 1000 words, but it can also make a woman feel good about her appearance, according to new research from the Netherlands.
Madonna the marathon woman
It was the rumour we all believed could one day happen: Madonna running a 243km marathon through the Sahara desert.
Brazil introduces obese seats
The underground train system in Brazil has introduced new, large blue seats on trains and platforms for the more generously sized customer.
Woeful Wednesday, not Manic Monday, is most miserable
American professors Christopher Danforth and Peter Dodds of the University of Vermont have played Big Brother to find out which days we love and which days we dread.
A cup of coffee a day could keep skin cancer at bay
Your morning cuppa could be having more benefits on your health than you realise - by preventing certain types of skin cancer!
Oral-B Power Brushing Record
300 Sydneysiders stepped out of the bathroom and into Martin Place to mark the start of the Australian Dental Association’s Dental Health Week by taking part in the Oral-B Power Brushing Record, an...
Budding MasterChefs to have TV spin-off
Have your kids been inspired by MasterChef? Then stay tuned, Junior MasterChef could be on its way.
Obama's jean-ious move
It seems even the most powerful man in the world has to answer to the fashion police.
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Say good riddance to fat: Manage the IN vs OUT
Magazines feature new fad diets every week. Low fat, no carbs, South Beach Diet, cabbage soup diet, high fat, Atkins … are you confused? Fed up with all the hype and the fact you are still trying to lose weight? Read on.
Robin Hood for divorced women
You hear the same old story trumped out a lot, the woman who was happily married to a well off man in a wealthy suburb, has three young children then all of a sudden, he moves out.
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Strength training for women; the secret to an amazing body at any age
Strength training does not make you 'big'. To get big muscles you need to train a lot, very hard and with very heavy weights and you also need testosterone. This is hard enough for men and extremely difficult for women...
Overcoming the weight loss plateau
Here’s something you won’t read about all that often: weight loss is not a linear process. In other words, you’re unlikely to lose a predictable 1 or 2 kilograms per week until you get down to where you want to be.
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