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Bec’s Christmas wish amid cancer treatment

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This Christmas, Bec’s wish is for her daughters to never face a breast cancer diagnosis like she has. “The only thing tougher than telling your kids you have breast cancer, is knowing they could get it, too,” Bec explains. The 43-year-old mum-of-two was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2024, when her youngest daughter Dottie was … Continued

New report uncovers perpetrator and victim perspectives on sexualised deepfake abuse

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First study of its kind to interview perpetrators of deepfake sexual abuse to examine motivations  Increased accessibility of AI tools is helping perpetrators create realistic and harmful nude and sexual imagery Education, tighter regulations on the marketing of AI tools and laws around creation and consumption of sexualised deepfake imagery may help combat this growing … Continued

Global study backs mandatory strength warm-ups for female athletes

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Routine strength exercise warm-ups should be mandated to reduce leg injuries in female athletes across all ages and levels of competitive sport, according to a new set of global recommendations co-led by La Trobe University, the University of Calgary and supported by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).   Published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, the Female, woman, girl Athlete Injury pRevention (FAIR) Consensus Statement offers 56 practical recommendations to reduce injury risk and improve safety.   The recommendations span policy reform, training, personal protective equipment, secondary prevention, implementation strategies and the … Continued

Here’s the funkiest way to save dollars on groceries – and support the farmers through this storm season

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Here’s the funkiest way to save dollars on groceries – and support the farmers through this storm season Cosmetically quirky, financially smart, environmentally fabulous   It’s no secret that Australians are feeling the pinch at the grocery checkout. Then, couple these rising prices with this mind-blowing fact: the average household wastes 4kg of food each … Continued

Quiet Luxury and Personal Style Lead Australia’s Jewellery Mood in 2025 — Fancy Clarity Shares What Women Are Really Choosing

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Key Facts: ● Australian jewellery trends shift: Consumers are abandoning “fast fashion” bling in favour of minimalist, “quiet luxury” designs. ● Data-backed growth: Fancy Clarity reports a 80% increase in sales, driven by demand for personalised engagement rings and daily-wear pieces. ● Sustainability matters: Shoppers actively prioritise ethical materials, with lab-grown diamonds and recycled gold becoming standard … Continued

National Economic Equality Score (Women’s Index) Hits Fresh High As Super Gender Gap Narrows; But Urgent Action Called on Boards and Childcare

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Key Facts: ●       Record High: The Financy Women’s Index (FWX) rose 0.12 pointsto a fresh high of 79.44 points out of 100 in the September quarter. ●       Superannuation Gender Gap Narrows: The Superannuation sub-index was a standout performer, gaining 0.6 points. The estimated timeframe to  achieve gender equality in superannuation has dropped significantly to 13.9 … Continued

World’s first saliva-based pregnancy test delivers breakthrough after 70 years standstill

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24 November 2025: SupaMed is pleased to announce that a revolutionary product – the world’s first saliva-based pregnancy test, SaliStick™ – will be available on shelves in Australian pharmacies and Coles stores from today.   Despite there being a wide variety of pregnancy test options available, innovation in pregnancy testing methods has remained limited. The … Continued