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	16624 Aussies venture to tropical paradise Nudey Beach on a secluded island Daily Mail Aussie travellers venturing north to escape the winter chill are flocking to a pristine beach on a tropical island with sparkling turquoise waters.
	16623 How to tell if fruit and veg is off by sight and smell Daily Mail Waste reduction charity Wrap has urged supermarkets to ditch best before dates. So can you tell when your food and drink has gone bad?
	16622 Avoid the beach and do NOT exercise during UK's heatwave, experts say Daily Mail Professor Mike Tipton, a physiologist at the University of Portsmouth said people will get sunburnt at the seaside and fill up emergency departments.
	16621 Aussie batter Chris Lynn smashes a massive six into someone's backyard Daily Mail Big-hitting Aussie T20 batter Chris Lynn smoked a six into a nearby backyard in his 83-run innings for Northamptonshire in the English Vitality T20 compeition.
	16620 Moon may have been siphoning water from Earth's atmosphere Daily Mail Online Hydrogen and oxygen ions escaping from Earth's upper atmosphere and combining on the moon could be one of the sources of the known lunar water and ice, study claims
	16619 The VERY simple $6 fridge hack taking the internet by storm Daily Mail Online A woman shared a genius bargain fridge hack that simultaneously personalises your fridge and helps keep it clean.
	16618 Sleeping less than the recommended amount can cause fat to line organs Daily Mail Online Getting less than four hours of sleep every night can cause a person to gain weight and develop dangerous visceral fat, researchers at the Mayo Clinic find.
	16610 What you need to know before you hop on a cruise ship News.com.au Cruise ships will soon make their return to Western Australia — but it will not be smooth sailing for everyone, with the state government imposing strict conditions on travel.
	16609 Why are there no bridges over the Amazon River? Live Science Due to a number of technical and logistical difficulties, as well as meandering through sparsely populated areas, there really is no pressing need to build a bridge on the Amazon River.
	16608 Eating two servings a week of one surprising fruit can massively reduce heart attack risk 7NEWS A study of almost 110,000 people over 30 years has given scientists a good handle on the fruit’s benefits.