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Does a mum diet during pregnancy influence their baby’s food preferences?

  • Written by: The Conversation

There aren’t too many topics about pregnancy more controversial than what a mother-to-be can and can’t eat.

No sooner does a couple announce the news of an impending arrival than a woman is bombarded with a list of rules about what she is and isn’t allowed to put in her mouth.

“Don’t eat foods containing soft cheeses,...

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Hockey under the pump to show he really can be a 'lifter'

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imageTreasurer Joe Hockey has been outshone by others in the lead up to his second budget. AAP/Lukas Coch

With his reputation and confidence already badly dented, Treasurer Joe Hockey has been further damaged just two days before delivering his second budget.

Not only did Hockey have no part in the formal announcement of the voter-friendly A$3.5 billion c...

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  6. John Curtice: how we called the election right on polling night (more or less)
  7. After the deluge, contenders line up for party leadership contests
  8. Election coverage: sweet victory or a new low for UK press?
  9. Lib Dem rump in parliament can take comfort in party's long record of staging comebacks
  10. Financial markets' UK election elation could falter on Brexit and budget fears
  11. The economic consequences of David Cameron's re-election
  12. An old media election, but at least we got a few good gags
  13. What happened on Northern Ireland's high-drama election night
  14. How much does it hurt when big political beasts lose their seats?
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  16. New SNP Westminster intake: the young, the inexperienced and the untamed activists
  17. Tories win UK election outright majority as polls completely fail
  18. Labour has some deep soul searching to do before it picks a new leader
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  25. Britain's election is over – so what does it all mean?
  26. Explainer: how political parties choose their leaders
  27. After campaigning so divisively, David Cameron must now reap what he sowed
  28. The Vote: fictional polling station provides comic relief but is a missed opportunity
  29. Media and pollsters eat humble pie for getting election so wrong
  30. No hung parliament means a sigh of relief for the Queen
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  38. The aftershocks of the SNP's success will be felt throughout the next parliament
  39. Hot seats reaction: who have been the winners and losers in the key marginals?
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  41. UK Election 2015: David Cameron back in No 10 as the Conservatives win
  42. Lib Dem wipeout prompts Clegg to hint he will step down
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