Lifestyle
Lifestyle
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Life is returning to Australia’s tropical tourist destinations – but without international visitors, the drive from Port Douglas to Townsville via Cairns has a prevailing sense of calm -
Infected ticks carrying deadly bacteria have been detected in WA, NT and SA, and experts says it’s vital you take precautions to protect your dog -
App updates guidelines and will use algorithm to flag derogatory language mocking physical appearance
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Research finds people stay up later and sleep less before full moon, and do the opposite before new moon -
You can become more confident in much the same way you became less so: by honing your act, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith
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Style made famous by Sex and the City found by ANU academic serves as reminder of importance of op shops
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The pandemic has devastated Manhattan’s Chinatown, but the community is uniting to support restaurant owners and make the upcoming Lunar New Year as festive as is safely possible -
Crime writer Barbara Nadel explores the ‘vibrant but maddening megacity’ that inspires her books -
Recreating the fish tacos he ate for breakfast in Baja California takes our writer back to his hot, dusty 1,000-mile cycle down the peninsula -
Can a virtual four-day art class come anywhere close to visiting the famous archipelago? Maybe not, but for our writer it turns out to offer something far more valuable
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There’s more to Seville oranges than marmalade. Make the most of their brief season by turning them into this toast-topping, cake-covering citrus spread -
Do you have to be so precise when measuring ingredients? After all, what difference does 5g of flour actually make? -
Curry-spiced pork and buttery sweet parsnips make a comforting dinner – chops and mash with a twist -
MasterChef winner Diana Chan and friends share fresh salad recipes that mix complex flavours with fast, easy preparation
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The social network’s oversensitive hate speech filters have made it impossible to mention respectable locations like Devil’s Dyke and Plymouth Hoe. The residents are not amused …
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The Facebook-owned messaging service has been hit by a global backlash over privacy. Many users are migrating to Signal or Telegram. Should you join them? -
We spoke to convicted hacker turned security consultant Kevin Mitnick to find out how to maintain your security online
Regulars
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Six months after moving in, I got a letter telling me my roof was covered in dangerous cladding -
After more than a decade of writing life-changing advice, I know when to move on. Here’s what else I learned
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Her voice swings between self-consciously raspy and whisper-soft, with a hint of something not quite of this realm -
The future royal wore a trouser suit for her first official evening engagement with Prince Harry, ushering in a new kind of sartorial diplomacy
People
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The actor and comedian on being lazy, losing his cool and public shaming -
The actor, 47, on being an optimist, avoiding marriage advice and why other people make him anxious -
One of the most photographed British women of the 1980s talks about feminism, her abusive father and how she battled her fears to come out as gay -
Directing a new Black Mirror film gives Jodie Foster the chance to look back at her own upbringing. The Hollywood titan talks to Tim Adams
The big picture
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Sasha Phyars-Burgess’s Untitled features essays, poems and stunning photographs that delve into the black experience and the true meaning of ‘home’
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