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Beware of the poison earring
It sounds like the tale parents tell so their children won't have their parts pierced, but it turned out to be all too real for Meghan Oldfield.
April 1, 1:43 am -
Mums make money at home
A new wave of stay-at-home mums are leading the way in showing it's possible to look after the family and bring in a full wage.
April 1, 12:44 am -
Home loan parents
Banks are now targeting parents with their own home to act as guarantors on home loans aimed at helping to get their kids on the first rung of the property ladder.
March 31, 2:41 am -
The facelift of the future
It's set to become the facelift of the future. You can have all the benefits without the need to go under the surgeon's knife.
March 27, 2:54 am -
Electric cars hit the road
Imagine a world with no pollution or smog. Electric cars are 97 per cent cleaner than fuel powered cars so it is possible.
March 26, 4:20 am -
Friends weighing in to help
Obesity is striking more and more people in Australia, but it is not always over eating that causes the major weight gain there are other medical factors.
March 26, 3:14 am -
Don't let the bed bugs bite
They are small, but they can attack your body. They are blood sucking bed bugs and they are the new epidemic spreading through Australia.
March 26, 2:48 am -
Home appliance radiation
Research is showing a worrying increase in electromagnetic radiation which is being emitted by a variety of everyday appliances in our homes and in the work place.
March 24, 2:37 am -
Your Health: Fish for your heart
They're great for the heart and high in Omega 3 oils but some fish varieties contain too much mercury to be eaten every week. Here's a list.
March 19, 2:12 am -
Cut price chemist
The industry wasn't pleased when Damien Gance opened a pharmacy that offers discounts on medicines. Now he aims to open stores across Australia.
March 18, 2:22 am -
Rise of the real estate puppies
Thanks to soaring house prices and rising interest rates a new breed of home buyers are pooling their resources because they can't afford to go it alone.
March 17, 3:01 am -
The two-day diet
A new slimming program requires only three workouts per week and two days of dieting per month. It's taken Hollywood by storm and now it's here in Australia.
March 17, 2:13 am -
Atkins diet under fire
It's one of the most popular weight loss diets in Australia but a leaked coroner's report shows the Atkins diet's inventor died obese with high blood pressure.
March 16, 2:19 am -
Painkillers under the microscope
The risks, side-effects and long term dangers associated with over-the-counter painkillers are under the microscope. How do you tell the myths from the hazards?
March 13, 2:51 am -
Phone books bungled
Mistakes in the telephone book can be costly and lead to a flood of wrong numbers. We decided the phone book makers needed a helping hand.
March 13, 2:17 am -
Online love turns sour
A woman who met her boyfriend on the Internet claims he used nude photographs to blackmail her. Police say online relationships should be approached with caution.
March 13, 2:14 am -
Escape from the rat race
A survey shows nearly a quarter of Aussie adults have decided to reduce their income to improve their quality of life. And most have no regrets.
March 12, 1:59 am -
Your Health: food for kids
A magazine asked 500 Aussie kids to name their favourite foods. Despite predictions fast food would dominate, their choices were surprisingly healthy.
March 12, 1:55 am -
Loan sharks challenged
Interest rates for some business loans can hit 90 per cent if you default on repayments. But the mortgage industry and official regulators are cracking down.
March 11, 2:30 am -
Facelift dream shattered
A woman who had cheap cosmetic surgery in Thailand claims she was left wounded and in pain. Aussie surgeons warn overseas surgery carries risks.
March 11, 2:25 am
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