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47624Lifting heavy weights at retirement age ‘preserves leg strength’The IndependentLifting heavy weights around the time of retirement could preserve leg strength into older age, research suggests. People naturally lose muscle function as they get older, and experts see faltering leg strength as a strong predictor of death in elderly people. Previous short-term studies have shown |
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47623The little-known restaurant serving up Perth’s best burgersPerthNowA small venue just a short drive from the CBD has been named Perth’s best burger joint. |
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47622Move Over ‘Clean Girl’, The Mob Wife Aesthetic Is Defining 2024 | ELLEElleFrom bouncy blow waves to faux fur coats, this is everything you need to know aobut achieving TikTok's favourite new aesthetic: the mob wife. |
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47611Beloved dog-friendly Perth cafe announces shock closurePerthNowA Perth cafe popular for its large family and dog-friendly area has sadly announced it will be closing its doors after nearly eight years of business. |
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47610Single mum’s tips for men striking out on dating appsPerthNowA frustrated single mum has outlined her frustrations about men on dating apps, plus her tips for them to land the woman of their dreams. |
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47609Eat these foods to avoid colds and flu this winterYour Life ChoicesLook after yourself this winter and eat these foods to avoid colds and flu infections in the colder months. |
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47608Perth’s CHEAPEST supermarket revealedPerthNowWest Australians are paying the most for basic grocery needs of all mainland States, the first of the Federal Government’s new grocery monitoring reports has revealed. |
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47607Albo reveals favourite Perth pub and his choice WON’T surprise youPerthNowAustralian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed his favourite Perth pub and many West Aussies would agree with his pick. |
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47606Shoppers slash emissions by grabbing greener groceriesThe New DailySwitching food and drink purchases can reduce greenhouse gas emissions from household groceries by more than 70 per cent, according to new Australian research. |
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47605Herbalist says 'delicious' spice with quirky name will help ease bloating issuesMirror OnlineIf bloating is a common woe for you, a herbalist has shared a simple, natural remedy that can help ease an uncomfortable, enlarged stomach - but it has an awkward name |