5 h. ago I’ve cracked the code to healthy eating without feeling like I’m in food jail

Living and eating well as a solo can be a challenge. But after much trial and error, Neil McMahon has finally found a system that works. Here are his top tips.

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5 h. ago Cumin lamb skewers with quick chilli pickle is your new weeknight go

Transport yourself with this easy street-food-inspired feast.

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12 h. ago The Brisbane designer who made Chappell Roan’s outfit out of human hair

Connor O’Grady grew up in Eatons Hill obsessed with fashion. Now Chappell Roan, Natasha Lyonne and Alek Wek are modelling his designs.

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22 h. ago These personal portraits of extinct species may well make you cry

Feelings of grief are unavoidable when reading about the species that have disappeared due to human encroachment.

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29 h. ago First look: A surprising ingredient takes centre stage at this new Japanese restaurant

This Melbourne first is a casual spot that celebrates the simmering stews found on the streets of Japan – and the broth that powers them.

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29 h. ago I loved my volunteer job but had to leave. Should I tell people the real reason?

Everyone deserves to feel safe at work, whether it is a paid position or not, and being forced out of a role you love because of someone else’s poor behaviour can be devastating. But should you tell the truth when asked why you left?

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45 h. ago WA News LIVE: Former Rebels nominee avoids more jail time; Beware Perth Airport delays

Follow our live coverage here.

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50 h. ago Moment SUV smashes into restaurant YouTube duo are dining at

YouTubers Nina Unrated and Patrick Blackwood caught the gut-wrenching moment an SUV smashed through a restaurant window while they were eating.

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53 h. ago A couple visiting Ho Jiak looked around in confusion. I can see why

Is trailblazing Sydney chef Junda Khoo’s ambitious Malaysian fine diner more ’80s hotel restaurant or a place for a big night out?

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66 h. ago Eating his wife’s placenta and drinking her breast milk: the weird world of Nikita Tszyu

The boxer’s bizarre diet provides plenty of food for thought as he prepares for his comeback fight.

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66 h. ago Eating his wife’s placenta and drinking breast milk: The weird world of Nikita Tszyu

The boxer’s bizarre diet provides plenty of food for thought as he prepares for his comeback fight.

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2 d. ago ‘I don’t recommend it’: Harris back and joking after hospital visit; Big names attempt the ‘Centra’

Melbourne star Tayla Harris suffered an eye injury in Melbourne’s win over the Dogs but she is raring to get back out there in round two, promising to wear a ski mask and helmet if that’s what it takes. Meanwhile, some of the biggest names in football had a crack at the tricky skill Ash Centra showed off on Thursday night.

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3 d. ago The NRL’s boss of football has had a stinker of a year. It might be time for the sin bin

Crackdowns that aren’t crackdowns. Trainers running around unchecked like generals. NRL head of elite football Graham Annesley has had a year to forget.

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3 d. ago Teddy trackers, hacked doorbell cams and spyware: Surge in DV technology abuse

Police say offenders are a gifting children toys with recording devices to monitor their victim, while one contacted a woman from within jail 668 times over four months.

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3 d. ago It’s the most ubiquitous dish on the planet, but its origins are murky

If you think McDonald’s was the first place to start serving hamburgers as fast food in the US, you’d be wrong.

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4 d. ago Persian in Preston: This is a feast you’ll want to share with friends

It’s all about Persian classics at Maryam, with an emphasis on rice dishes and kebabs.

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4 d. ago Yes, my electric car makes me feel morally superior. Even better is burning off at the lights

Well, what if I need to drive to Lake Eyre towing a large boat? There won’t be any chargers on the Oodnadatta Track. Australians are full of flimsy excuses on EVs.

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4 d. ago Fine dining is not welcome here. Long live the depressing food court

Designed to be a dimly lit place where sad people can eat alone together, the food court is being turned into something it is not by our relentless desire for everything to be fancy.

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4 d. ago No questions asked, just free lasagne: The Brisbane volunteers offering cheesy goodness

With food insecurity affecting almost 700,000 Queensland households, the Lasagna Love movement dishes out hope without a side of shame.

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5 d. ago ‘I used to be embarrassed dining alone, now it’s my Friday night ritual’

More women are eating out alone as a self-care routine − one where they’ve got nothing to prove and no one interrupts their bite of steak.

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