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Has your fitness hit a plateau? An expert explains how to track progress and when to change your training plan
Completely changing your workout programme may actually be the wrong move.
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Why Meta’s new virtual reality glasses could finally take this technology primetime
Is Meta’s long game on virtual reality about to pay off?
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Hot days linked to fewer births, two new studies find
Fewer babies are born nine to ten months after hot spells in France and Italy, and some missing births may never be made up, two new studies find.
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Jackdaw approval: what a new North Sea gasfield means for UK energy security, bills and tax
Jackdaw gasfield could contribute to security of supply but not protect the UK from high prices.
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Wild fish are a precious resource – here’s how aquaculture can bolster food security
Some farmed fish rely on wild fish for feed but aquaculture should not compromise food security of vulnerable communities.
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What faces in paintings can tell us about how we perceive emotion
Complex emotions can be perceived in painted faces.
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Parthenon marbles loan to Greece is not a simple solution – who gets control over objects?
Who should have control over not only how artefacts move but are understood?
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Governor-general appeals to Australians to ‘exercise our muscle of decency’; Haines’ husband reveals MP has lost second leg
The governor-general’s calls for us to “choose to be better” in the wake of the horrific attack on Haines.
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View from The Hill: Mathias Cormann offers blunt advice on countering populism and reforming the economy
In a weekend speech, Cormann delivered a sharp message about surging populism – one both sides of politics would do well to take to heart.
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What is idiopathic transverse myelitis, the neurological condition Helen Haines’ alleged attacker has?
Transverse myelitis is a neurological condition caused by inflammation of the spinal cord. Here’s how it affects those with the condition.
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Australia has let abuse of its representatives become ‘part of the job’ – and women bear the brunt
The alleged attack on Helen Haines has renewed focus on MPs’ safety. More needs to be done to stop abuse and violence against public officials.
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How rage and frustration against authority figures tips over into conspiracy and violence – and what we can do about it
Feeling angry, frustrated and ignored, many have turned to online echo chambers to vent their rage. And that can tip over into conspiracy theories and violence.