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We can avoid weight creep – here's how

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imageWalking briskly for at least 30 minutes on most days of the week is a good start.etorres/Shutterstock

Many of us enter a new year reflecting on where we have been and our plans for the future. For some, this will mean acknowledging that a couple more kilos have crept on over the past year. Others will have health on their hit list for 2016;...

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Resolution reset: how to make goals and stick to them

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imageLet's start with fewer screens and less cereal. shutterstock.com

The third week of January is a tricky creature. After the gloomy fanfare of Blue Monday, we’re left with empty bank accounts, full to-do lists and a crumbling stack of resolutions. If your resolve is faltering, our resolution roundup should get you back on track.

Resolution: Lose...

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Digital death is still a problem. A widow's battle to access her husband's Apple account

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imageDigital Death

It comes as a shock to many when they realise that the apps and content on their computers and mobile devices are not their property to do with as they wish. This mostly becomes an issue when someone dies and the relatives try and get access to apps, accounts and content. A Canadian widow for example, recently tried to get her...

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Campaigning in Indi, Warren Truss was the country boy at the B S ball avoiding Sophie Mirabella's toes

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imageDeputy Prime Minister Warren Truss remains cryptic about his plans to retire. Lukas Coch/AAP

Nationals leader Warren Truss as the political tease? Well, yes. A couple of weeks out from the start of the parliamentary year, Malcolm Turnbull – and the Nationals – are waiting on Truss.

Truss is widely expected soon to stand down as party...

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