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HealthYahoo News AustraliaThe everyday Covid change experts say you must make now
Experts fear too many are making a simple mistake in the face of a widespread Omicron outbreak. Find out more.
LifestyleYahoo News AustraliaTikTok trend explained: The woman was too stunned to speak
TikTokers are too stunned to speak at the moment. Read more to find out why.
LifestyleYahoo News AustraliaTikTok trend explained: Red Light, Green Light
Everyone seems to be playing the schoolyard game on TikTok. Read more to find out why.
LifestyleYahoo News AustraliaTikTok trend explained: Holy spirit activate
TikTokers are turning to the Holy Spirit. Read more to find out why.
LifestyleYahoo News AustraliaTikTok trend explained: Nobody asked
TikTokers are telling people how they really feel in its latest trend. Read more to discover what it is.
LifestyleYahoo News AustraliaTikTok trend explained: The couch guy
This trend has blown up in a massive way. Find out why it's created a subculture of its own.
LifestyleYahoo News AustraliaTikTok trend explained: Berries and cream remix
Two seemingly normal foods have taken TikTok by a storm. Read more to find out why.
LifestyleYahoo News AustraliaTikTok trend explained: 'I like you, have a cupcake'
Find out why 'I like you, have a cupcake' is all over TikTok right now. Read more to discover where the trend originated from.
HealthYahoo News AustraliaHow much sleep do you really need?
It turns out, not everyone needs eight hours of sleep each night.
ScienceYahoo News AustraliaWhat do the red letters on telephone poles mean?
There is a secret sign language that dots our towns and cities – have you ever wondered what it all means?
HealthYahoo News AustraliaHow much sleep do you actually need?
Aussies are among the best rested in the world, a new study has found.
EntertainmentYahoo News AustraliaWhat is that tiny pocket on your jeans for?
The first Levi's blue jeans were designed in 1873, but do you know what that almost too small to use pocket was meant for?
NewsYahoo News AustraliaWhat to know about turbulence – and how nervous flyers can avoid it
An aviation expert shares what passengers need to know about the dangers of turbulence before taking their next overseas journey.
LifestyleYahoo News AustraliaWhat you should and shouldn't put in the fridge
There's a surprising answer for how to store your tomato sauce and keep your avocados.
ScienceYahoo News AustraliaHow does the full moon really affect us?
Aggression, insomnia and lunacy are just few of the occurrences people have attributed to the full moon. But does it really have an impact on us?
ScienceYahoo News AustraliaThe winter solstice is here - but what does it mean?
Australia is bracing for the winter solstice - but have you ever wondered what it is?
NewsYahoo News AustraliaWhy you should NEVER drive your car with less than a quarter tank of fuel
It’s something we’ve all been guilty of – waiting until the last minute to fill up your car's tank and holding your breath while cautiously watching the fuel light.
PoliticsYahoo News AustraliaWhy you're given pencils at polling booths instead of pens
When you cast your vote in the federal election on Saturday you will be handed a pencil, not a pen.
ScienceYahoo News AustraliaDoes the five second rule count when you drop food?
Have you ever wondered if you can eat a snack you dropped on the floor if you pick it up within five seconds.
LifestyleYahoo News AustraliaWhy it's illegal for shops to change the recipe for Anzac biscuits
If you are going to mess with the traditional recipe for Anzac biscuits, be prepared for a hefty fine.
NewsYahoo News AustraliaWhy do we eat chocolate eggs at Easter?
Chocolate is one of the treats we most look forward to at Easter time, but have you ever wondered what it has to do with the holiday and the resurrection of Jesus Christ?
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Is the 10 per cent speed limit rule a myth?
It's a common belief among Australian drivers that police will give a certain amount of leeway when it comes to breaching the speed limit. But is that a myth?
NewsYahoo News AustraliaWhy do the police still use horses?
It may seem archaic but horses are still an integral part of policing today, Victoria Police explain.
NewsYahoo News AustraliaWhy Easter is on different days every year
Easter is Christianity’s most important moveable feast, with the holiday changing weekends every year – but why?
NewsYahoo News AustraliaWhy you have to open your plane window shade for takeoff and landing
Ever wondered why you have to keep your window shade up during a plane's takeoff and landing?
