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The turbulence injured 10 people, eight of whom were taken to hospital.

‘Free-falling’: Horror flight from Australia injures 10

Terrifying details have emerged about a flight from Australia to Hong Kong, detailing the horror moment severe turbulence struck during meal service.

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AVG Travels has apologised for the travel chaos that has left its customers in distress

Travel company apologises after holiday horrors: ‘Enormous stress’

The organiser of a $60,000 girls’ trip said she was told ‘if you keep asking, you won’t get your refund’.

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Property investor tax changes will kill the concept of ‘housing flipping’, as owners are warned to divert money away from housing and renovations into investments with more favourable tax incentives.

Warning property tax changes will kill the ‘house flip’

The days of flipping houses could be dead, experts say, in the wake of major changes to investment property taxes.

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The rise (and rise) of the hotel bakery — now more popular than the hotel bar? 

‘Little treat’: Inside the rise of luxury hotel bakeries

Has the rise (and rise) of the hotel bakery now made it more popular than the hotel bar? 

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Yala National Park in southern Sri Lanka is significantly more affordable than its African counterparts. 

Sri Lanka’s luxury safari secret that’s rivalling Africa

The dream of an African safari is an expense that remains out of reach for many. This all-inclusive luxury lodge in Sri Lanka’s Yala National Park scratches the safari itch for a fraction of the cost.

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Sunrise lamb recipe

Steph De Sousa’s crispy, lemony lamb chops in minutes

With a quick marinade of olive oil, garlic, oregano, and lemon, the lamb is transformed into a crispy, golden dinner.

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Sashimi and sushi delivers complete protein, omega‑3 fatty acids and minimal processing. 

Sashimi your way into better fast food choices

Nutritionist Sarah Di Lorenzo: Takeaway meals are the reality of modern life but how do you choose wisely.

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As temperatures begin to drop across most of Australia, sun-drenched destinations are enticing travellers looking to escape the looming winter chill without blowing the budget. 

The six travel hotspots where you can escape Aussie winter

As temperatures begin to drop across most of Australia, sun-drenched destinations are enticing travellers. Here’s our guide of where to escape the looming winter chill without blowing the budget. 

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You can improve your attention span.

How to improve your attention span

First, you’ll need to pay attention to this advice.

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When life gets busy, it can be hard to find the energy to exercise.

Too tired to exercise? Try these tips to get your energy up

WASHINGTON POST: When life gets busy, it can be hard to find the energy to exercise. Here’s how to feel more alert and ready to tackle a workout.

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The visa overhaul will impact the more than 700,000 Australians who visit Thailand each year.

Visa change for Aussies travelling to popular destination

The amount of time Australians can stay in this holiday hot spot is set to change.

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A seafood product has been urgently pulled from supermarket shelves across Australia after the discovery of ‘foreign matter’ prompted the food safety watchdog to issue a recall notice. 

Item urgently pulled from shelves as ‘fragments’ discovered

A food item has been pulled from supermarket shelves across Australia, with customers warned the product could cause injury if eaten.

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Taxpayers may question why they are paying for discount housing for future professionals.

The big problem with Albo’s housing scheme

AARON PATRICK: Taxpayers may question why benefits often go to people with an insider-like knowledge of how the system works, rather than the truly desperate, needy or marginalised.

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What to know before heading off to Europe this year.

Want to travel in 2026? This is what everyone else is doing

For Australians planning a 2026 Euro summer, getting there is no longer straightforward, or cheap. Here’s what’s changing.

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