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What if patients could get a heart without someone having to die? An Australian professor’s ambitious invention may soon make it a reality. And it started at Bunnings.
For the full story: bit.ly/3SFjN8i
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The most recent Year of the Dragon in 2012 saw Singapore’s birth rate skyrocket to a five-year high. Will we experience the same in Australia?
Already patients wanting to have dragon babies are contacting fertility specialists.
“I went, oh my gosh, I’ll have to try for the dragon! In Chinese culture the dragon is always a symbol of greatness. Most parents want their child to have a little bit of that greatness. That’s probably why a lot of us aim for the dragons," says Jane Xia, who had originally planned to have a second child in 2025.
Read the full story: bit.ly/3OEGR65
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Should the vandalised St Kilda Captain Cook statue go back up?
Labor-aligned Port Phillip councillor Robbie Nyaguy will present a motion at tonight’s council meeting requesting an estimate of the cost of reinstating the statue and that community consultation occurs before a final decision to fix the statue is made.
At least one councillor, Liberal-aligned Marcus Pearl, has already publicly pushed back on any suggestion the statue is not re-instated, and labelled Nyaguy’s motion a “a veiled attempt to undermine the cultural heritage of our community”.
Read the full story here: bit.ly/3SP09bc
Photos: Wayne Taylor
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Singers and celebrities have arrived on the red carpet for the 66th annual Grammys in LA. Who do you think is best dressed?
Follow all the action via our live blog: bit.ly/3UwiJpN
Photos: Getty, AP
#grammys
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Fi Macrae has spent years in pain so debilitating she was forced to quit her job as a cake-maker and spend long periods in bed. Sometimes she would go to emergency departments in such excruciating pain she was vomiting.
In 2020, three years after she first experienced severe unexplained pelvic and abdominal pain, she was diagnosed with endometriosis.
Macrae – who has been appointed to a panel of experts that will lead an Australian-first inquiry into women’s pain – is not alone in facing challenges when seeking support for pain.
For the full story: bit.ly/49mfdTi
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What mistakes should you steer clear of if you win $200 million tonight? We put that question to the experts, who say there’s one thing to absolutely avoid – telling all your friends and family.
Read the full story here: bit.ly/4bnoUmi
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Darren Cahill is a former professional tennis player, turned coach. On Sunday evening, his latest protégé, Jannik Sinner, won the Australian Open.
Read the full interview between Cahill and Peter Fitzsimons here: bit.ly/42hUde3
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The magic of Etsy's heyday seems to have faded. Now, handmade and vintage treasures are harder to find – buried among page upon page of AI-generated art, cheap imitations produced en masse, and counterfeit goods.
So what went wrong?
Read the full report by Lauren Ironmonger: bit.ly/3SzR4TB
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Why do we focus so much on finding “the one” when there is so much love we can show to our friends?
Read the edited extract from Just Friends by Gyan Yankovich: bit.ly/3OkAbJT
Photos: Liz Ham, Kit Baker
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Are you a winner or a loser from the redesigned stage 3 tax cuts?
Your guide to how the changes will affect you: bit.ly/48LT8h0
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