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	13792 Huge news for popular holiday destination News.com.au For the first time in three years, Fiji Airways will soon resume its twice-weekly direct flight from Nadi to Adelaide.
	13791 Hikers discover a hidden rock arch in the middle of the Blue Mountains Daily Mail Aussie travellers are venturing to the spectacular Dargan Arch, a hard-to-find hidden gem of the Blue Mountains to snap jaw dropping images of the unique natural rock formation.
	13786 Villa Carlotta, a tranquil haven in Lake Como Good Housekeeping Villa Carlotta in Lake Como has magnificent botanical gardens and an impressive art collection to explore.
	13785 Woman shares 'genius' method to make dresses fit 'perfectly' - no sewing needed Mirror Online Carolina Freixa has shared her 'super helpful' trick to making sure her dresses always hug her figure 'perfectly' - and the 'genius' method doesn't require any sewing
	13784 Mum shares the skincare routine she followed to clear up acne Daily Mail Online Fitness coach and mum-of-four Sophie Guidolin has shared the simple four-step skincare routine she swears by for clearing up her adult acne - and the results speak for themselves.
	13783 Best facial SPFs for every skin type, 2022 Good Housekeeping Whether your skin is oily, dry or somewhere in between, there's an SPF for you.
	13782 Green Bean Salad: a healthy, fresh side dish for summertime Cookist Green bean salad is a quick side dish to serve cold in summer
	13781 Beef Carpaccio: a mouthwatering, no-bake recipe for an easy Italian appetizer Cookist Beef carpaccio is an elegant, no-bake Italian appetizer. Briny, savory and tangy, it’s made of thin raw beef slices topped with arugula, capers...
	13770 James Webb captures stunning new image of the Cartwheel Galaxy Daily Mail Online The US space agency's new telescope has peered into the chaos of the Cartwheel Galaxy, revealing new details about star formation and the galaxy's central black hole.
	13764 WA beaches yield earth's secrets PerthNow West Australian researchers are revealing previously hidden details of the earth's distant geological past by studying the age of ancient grains of sand.