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	46640 Recipe for creamy potato salad takes just 30 minutes Express Potato salad is easy to whip up in a hurry using this delicious recipe packed with creamy and fragrant ingredients.
	46639 Luxury Perth bridal store at centre of shocking dress claims PerthNow A bitter public war between a Perth bride and a Leederville wedding shop has gone viral after the woman was refused a refund when she claimed her gown arrived ‘dirty’.
	46638 Popular Aussie sleepwear brand suddenly closes PerthNow ‘It’s time to say goodnight.’
	46637 Bill Gates to tell his origin story in upcoming memoir—from 'feeling like a misfit' to 'nearly getting kicked out of college' Make It Bill Gates is writing a memoir, "Source Code," that'll explore his formative years. He can "directly trace" Microsoft's existence back to high school, he once said.
	46636 Earth's Biggest Volcano Was Briefly Usurped By A Deep Sea Imposter IFLScience Tamu Massif versus Mauna Loa: who takes the title of the world's largest volcano?
	46623 ‘I’m like a single parent for months while he trains’: the partners of fitness fanatics who are left holding the baby The Guardian ‘He’s treated like a hero when he does marathons,” says Julia. “But once, while we were watching him cross the finishing line, my aunt leaned over and said: ‘You deserve
	46622 8 mistakes that make your hair thin OverSixty Despite how many products you use in your hair, as we age so does our hair – thinking thinning. Follow these eight steps to age-proof your locks.
	46621 'Thank you Jesus': Handre Pollard's wife shows son her home The South African Handre Pollard's wife Marise expressed how grateful she is to share her home with their son, Hunter Andre Pollard.
	46620 Want to reduce your dementia risk? Eat these 4 foods, says new study OverSixty Research has been relatively lacking on just how much of typical brain-healthy foods you really need and which fruit and vegetables are best for the job.
	46619 Call me by my name: Elephants' low rumbles could be unique to one another, research reveals euronews Researchers found that the low rumbles of African elephants could be them calling one another by name.