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Q & A with Professor Elizabeth BlackburnIn 2009 she was awarded a Nobel Prize for Medicine in recognition of her work on how and why our bodies age Read More.. |
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| Going solo - tragedy on the TasmanOn January 11, 2007, award-winning adventurer Andrew McAuley bade an emotional farewell to his... | |
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50 ways to lend a hand Raegan Payne vowed to complete that many charity activities in one year, blogging every... |
| A road trip with a difference After fitting his car with a sleeping space and scraping together US$2000 ($2230), 21-year-old... | |
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My journey with Jim, by Di Morrissey I’ve been inspired, guided, helped, befriended and loved by many wonderful people. At the time you ... |
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 | 5 things you might not know about the Queen 38With the Queen in town, on what will most likely be her last visit Down Under, we thought we’d go through the history books and share some little-known - and some well-known - facts about Queen Elizabeth II. | Deliver them from evil25 After a childhood of unimaginable cruelty and degradation, this remarkable woman rescues children from the same horrific fate | A road trip with a difference10 After fitting his car with a sleeping space and scraping together US$2000 ($2230), 21-year-old US university student Tyler Kellogg hit the road. His goal: to bestow random acts of kindness on 100 strangers. | Saving Iris8 As the 13-year-old struggled to stay afloat, the surfer made her a promise: “You are not going to die today”. | Coming back to life5 Twelve years after a devastating loss, a doctor gets another chance |  | They Said I Couldn't4 Six stories of people who wouldn't give up | | 50 ways to lend a hand3 Raegan Payne vowed to complete that many charity activities in one year, blogging every inspiring and surprising step of the way | Going solo - tragedy on the Tasman3 On January 11, 2007, award-winning adventurer Andrew McAuley bade an emotional farewell to his toddler and set off on an epic journey. His aim: to paddle a sea kayak, solo, 1600 km across the Tasman from Australia to New Zealand. Using extracts from Andrew's video diary and collected writings, his wife Vicki reveals a man born to push the limits, and tells the story of his 30 days at sea. | Sparks of Genius2 Faced with cancer, a radio executive had an idea. Could his late-night tinkering lead to a cure? | Anti-Cancer Man2 Meet the author of Anticancer: A New Way of Life |
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