Australians Food Budget Mostly Spent on Junk Food!
Are you spending too much of your food budget on junk food like the rest of Australia?
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Health & Fitness
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Lacoste New Crocodile – Novak Djokovic
Back in 1933, French tennis champion, Rene Lacoste revolutionised tennis sportswear by creating the very first cotton polo shirt, the Lacoste L.12.12.
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Guys, it’s Time to Get BAKED!
BAKED is for every man who values looking good and feeling confident in their skin.
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Shoot Some Hoops at Lady Hoops in Sydney
Ladies, if your 2017 resolution had anything to do with fitness the Lady Hoops might be able to help you tick off those boxes.
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Sony SmartBand 2
It’s here! The ultimate way to keep your fitness goals on-track – Sony’s next generation SmartBand 2.
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Babs Bodycare Deodorant Crème
When it comes to body odour, some deodorants just don’t cut the mustard. Depending on your body chemistry and the amount of sweat you produce daily, most aren’t friendly on the skin, leaving awkward sweat patches. What’s more, many deodorants are full of harsh chemicals, synthetic ingredients, palm oil, parabens and artificial fragrances.
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Slip, slop, slap – could it affect your bone health?
Protecting your skin from the harsh Australian rays while getting sufficient amounts of vitamin D is an important balancing act – one many of us remain confused about.
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Moto 360 – always early
You’ll never miss an appointment, or flight, again with Motorola’s Moto 360 Smartwatch – it’s like a personal assistant who’s by your side day and night.
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Health In Focus: What Is Switchel?
There is nothing we love more than opening a cold beer on a hot day. But what if you could get that same refreshing feeling, minus the alcohol? Say it ain’t so, but it is. Switchel is actually a drink that promises to boost your energy resources and provide an electrolyte boost. It’s like a can of Red Bull but with all natural ingredients.
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Kfit Fitness Sharing App
KFit is the latest fitness trend you’ve never heard of. Fun, flexible and social, Kfit is one of the leaders of the “fitness sharing” economy, a recent phenomenon that has been making waves in the fitness industry. The app uses geo-location to find and book fitness classes and sports and gyms in the user’s vicinity. Kfit operates on a monthly fee and has a massive variety of activities on offer. The app differs in that unlike its competitors, it moves the focus beyond group fitness to include access to leisure activities such as bowling and laser tag.
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