Stay informed: February 19, 2015
WELLBEING
‘Insidious’ fast food targets next generation
A recent school promotion ‘proves’ junk food industry wants consumers for life, say critics.
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NATIONAL
Why there is no room for Hockey’s hedonism
With the economy flagging, the next few years are essential for the government to increase consumer confidence.
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NATIONAL
Bali Nine vigil hears statements from duo
Crowds gathered at vigils held across Australia in support of two convicted drug smugglers on death row.
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EAT & DRINK
Ways to make ethical purchases at the checkout
Trying to stay healthy and look after the environment has never been easier at your local supermarket. Here are seven ways to ethically shop.
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YOUR BUDGET
Seven sensible ways to spend $1000
If $1000 fell into your lap tomorrow, what would be the most sensible thing to do with it?
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MOTORING
Green machines: the top five planet-savers
Planet-savers come in all shapes, from people-mover to luxo-barge. Our best-of recommendations run the range of size and technology on offer in this fuel-frugal category.
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WORK
Big mouth: avoiding job interview gaffes
What you say in an interview can ruin your chances of getting the job. Here are the top gaffes to avoid.
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RUGBY LEAGUE
Where have all the NRL hard men gone?
Willie Mason has no concerns for his own safety when playing NRL and says the game has lost its fear factor.
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CRICKET
No ifs, no buts: Shane Watson’s got to go
If there’s one man to make way for captain Michael Clarke in Australia’s World Cup team, the choice is obvious, writes Adam Collins.
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