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An American mum says she has been pregnant on an off for 17 years, but thinks baby number 12 is her last one. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3ij72Pm

Harrowing stories of abuse and intimidation have been revealed by thousands of women after two Sydney brothers were exposed for their own disturbing behaviour. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3AUcyiG

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It can be nerve-racking buying a property off the plan, but for one couple, not being able to physically walk through their prospective apartment was the least of their worries. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3oj3JeV

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Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says there has been two locally acquired cases of COVID-19 reported overnight. She said there was an additional COVID-19 case which was in hotel quarantine. Ms Palaszczuk said one case was linked to the aviation cluster and spent four days on the southern end Gold Coast and urged residents in the area to get tested if they have symptoms. She said the other case was acquired from interstate and was in the Queensland community for a single day. Ms Palaszczuk said “the fundamental reason” a lockdown had not been declared was because there was no unlinked community transmission. “If we do see any unlinked community transmission, I’m quite sure that Dr (Jeannette) Young will not hesitate to recommend a lockdown,” she said. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3ohLo1Q

Kylie Jenner has been accused of selling “poor quality” swimsuits after fans claimed the garments have “bad stitching” and are made with “see-through” fabric. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/2Y29SB1

A NSW hospital’s maternity ward and neonatal intensive care unit is rapidly trying to clamp down on a Delta outbreak, after a coronavirus cluster grew to six cases. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3l3MoEV

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Lip-syncing has been an object of popular fascination for a century. Amanda Hess takes a look at its history from The Independent Lifestyle https://ift.tt/3kUZjbW

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There are fresh concerns for a New South Wales hospital after a COVID-19 outbreak as the cluster grows to include six parents of newborn babies. Patients at Newcastle's John Hunter Hospital complex have tested positive, with the outbreak affecting the maternity ward and neonatal intensive care unit. Exposure sites in the hospital have been deep cleaned and no staff from the infected wards have tested positive. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3CZjRpP

Foodies are in for a treat at Cafe El’s where the owners are expanding the eatery and adding a delectable delicatessen and dessert bar to Winston Hills Mall — but management is finding it difficult to fill positions. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/2WwI5Zc

Sports reporter Danika Mason believes she was always destined to work in a male-dominated industry. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/2YefDfs

When Stellar reunited three of the original members of Bardot (sans Sophie Monk and Sally Polihronas) for a story in April last year to mark the 20th anniversary of the pop group’s hit single ‘Poison’, the question had to be asked: will there ever be a reunion? from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3F6zApe

Australians will now find it easier to access a medication that patient advocates hope could be a gamechanger for people with severe rheumatic disease. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3mk1dCG

‘This is the seventh review I’ve seen and also the seventh bad review I’ve seen,’ one person wrote on TikTok from The Independent Lifestyle https://ift.tt/3utCUFP

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See how Australia Post processes and delivers your parcels and mail. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3oiSPpq

A teacher’s union has slammed the NSW plan to return to classrooms a week early, saying educators weren’t given enough time to get vaccinated and classrooms won’t be safe enough from coronavirus transmission. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3kToWd7

Shoppers have cleared shelves of a $35 dollar bikini after snapping up the popular design in less than 24 hours. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3oezZ2O

Clothing with cut-outs are all the rage right now – but a viral TikTok video has shown just how tricky it can be to walk in one of the revealing dresses. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3zVKrhE

Australia's struggling delivery network is expected to experience further delays today after around 3,000 FedEx staff members went on strike. The action started at midnight and will last 24 hours after crisis talks broke down. The nation-wide protest is calling for better job security and a 'fair wage' amid a plan to outsource work. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3updgls

Four people are dead after a head-on crash at Redbank in Queensland. Police say a car was travelling the wrong way down the Ipswich Motorway just after 11 o'clock – when it collided with another car. Both vehicles caught fire with the incident killing both drivers and two passengers – including a child. Motorists are being told to expect delays as all westbound lanes towards Ipswich are blocked. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3AUE7IN

Pop star Britney Spears could finally see her father removed from the conservatorship that has controlled her life and money for more than a decade. A Los Angeles judge will rule whether Jamie Spears should now step down, after he took on the role when the singer suffered an alleged mental health breakdown in 2008. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3iiygFT

Residents aged over 60 in New South Wales are now eligible to receive the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. The increased access comes after guidelines changed on who can get mRNA vaccines It's estimated 30,000 people aged 70 and over are yet to have a first dose in New South Wales. GPs and pharmacists in every state except Victoria and the ACT can book Pfizer vaccines for over 60s. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3upqAXc

An urgent warning has been issued for a Queensland-bound flight after the plane was exposed to COVID-19. Passengers who travelled on the Virgin flight VA333, from Melbourne to Brisbane on September 27 are close contacts and must get tested and isolate for 14 days. The flight is among two dozen exposure venues identified in Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The COVID cases are linked to a truck driver who was infectious in Brisbane's CBD for eight days – including an aviation training worker who is a resident in the city's north. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3zOQDIh

‘If we want to live in a better, kinder world, we need to reject this kind of harmful behaviour,’ model says from The Independent Lifestyle https://ift.tt/39UcGCM

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Lava from the volcanic eruption on Spain's Canary Islands has now reached the Atlantic Ocean – releasing large plumes of steam and possible toxic gasses. Thousands of people have already been evacuated, residents still living in nearby areas are told to stay inside. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3kSDWrJ

YouTube has banned all videos featuring anti-vaccine content. The new rule prohibits videos from making false allegations about any vaccine – including that they do not reduce transmission – that they cause autism – or that they can track recipients. The video sharing platform began banning videos last October for spreading unfounded claims the jab didn't work or was dangerous. The accounts of multiple prominent anti-vaxxers have also been banned. YouTube has removed more than 130,000 videos since last year for sharing vaccine misinformation. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/2ZI3Q9E

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has defended the actions of protesters who stormed Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance last week. Mr Abbott says the demonstrators were acting within their rights to protest against Victoria's coronavirus restrictions which he believes are becoming unreasonable. He also criticised the actions of police – likening their conduct to wartime soldiers. He dismissed claims by the CFMEU and Labor Party that the protesters were infiltrated by right-wing neo-Nazis. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3iin3oW

‘To most restaurants, I’m probably their worst nightmare’ from The Independent Lifestyle https://ift.tt/3AY3ZDx

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The Sunday Telegraph has spoken to public figures about their life in lockdown, including Antonia Kidman (below), Gogglebox couple Sarah Marie and Matty, singer Samantha Jade, stage performer Zoe Gertz, media personality Sami Lukis or former cricketer Michael Clarke. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3tObFWa

Retail giant Ikea has issued an urgent recall for a popular product sold over a seven-year period due to fears the item could cause serious injury. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3lWnt5g

Shocking images have emerged of people congregating en masse at popular Sydney beaches on Friday night in blatant breach of Covid-19 rules as NSW’s Delta outbreak continues to rage. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3kH6Fzy

My daughter sends me a text while she’s on a solitary walk. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3oeeeQq

For most of us, training for a marathon can be a big and pretty daunting deal. We’re talking from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3EJbWia

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A fully vaccinated American couple with underlying health issues have died one minute apart from each other in hospital. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3kPaNxR

Australians who have lost work due to Covid-19 lockdowns and have been relying on weekly payments from the federal government have been told they “should have expected” them to end. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3ujma3Y

Ever wished there was a snack that tasted just like your favourite fast food treat? from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3zRlc0b

The World Premiere of the 25th James Bond film has commenced in London after several delays due to production changes and the pandemic. 'No Time to Die' stars – including Daniel Craig, Rami Malek, Lea Seydoux and Naomie Harris – have attended the red carpet event at Royal Albert Hall – six years since the last 007 film, Spectre, was released. Also in attendance were the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Charles and Camilla. All guests at the event were required to show a negative COVID test before they entered the Hall. The film marks the last of those featuring actor Daniel Craig – who has played James Bond for 15 years. The film's premiere marks the largest event in the UK in several years but there were fears it would not go ahead. In August 2018, production was halted due to a change in directors, and was further postponed multiple times due to the pandemic. Mr Craig says its a huge relief to be sharing the film with the world. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifesty

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Swim coach Dean Boxall became a worldwide hit at the Tokyo Olympics for his gold medal winning antics – but he was already a champion in the eyes of an Aussie swimmer who couldn't make those Games. Shayna Jack was forced to watch from afar as she fought to save her swim career after a positive drug test two years earlier – but with Boxall in her corner, she's daring to dream big once again. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3CR3MCE

The latest report into veteran's suicide has been released – it shows there is significantly increased risk upon discharge especially for women whose service was cut short. Support is available for veterans and their families. You can call Open Arms on 1800 011 046 The Defence Family Helpline on 1800 624 608 Or reach out to LifeLine by calling 13 11 14 from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3F0fDQB

‘I think we deserved a trigger warning for seeing this many white women in braids,’ one critic writes from The Independent Lifestyle https://ift.tt/2ZGpeft

‘I want to do as much as I can while I still can,’ Insecure actor says from The Independent Lifestyle https://ift.tt/3uk1QQ4

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It’s usually a dress only fit for a bride – but last night, multiple WAGs proved wedding gowns aren’t just for your big day. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/2Wgt0L1

Scammers have nabbed $211 million from Australians this year with a huge rise in text-based schemes. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3zJGgpb

Welcome to Chantecaille’s most innovative product yet: the Gold Recovery Intense Concentrate, a month-long program of botanical serum that seeks to transform your skin from The Independent Lifestyle https://ift.tt/3COJbyU

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Restaurants and bars, retail and hairdressers will reopen in New South Wales within two weeks - after it revealed its roadmap to restriction relief. By December, the state will return to living with COVID - with indoor mask mandates scrapped and workers able to return to offices - regardless of their vaccination status. Victoria is also on track to release residents from mid-October - however unvaccinated Victorians will be made to wait until after Christmas for relief. The plans have been widely welcomed by businesses - but are calling for clarity on how vaccine passports will be implemented upon reopening. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/39IAZ6O

A US jury has found R&B singer R. Kelly guilty of racketeering. He faced a total of nine counts – one of racketeering, with 14 underlying acts including child sexual exploitation, kidnapping, bribery, and sex trafficking. Mr Kelly will be sentenced on May 4. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3ANjLB8

‘Am I more jealous of Angelina Jolie or The Weeknd?’ one fan tweeted from The Independent Lifestyle https://ift.tt/3kKdccQ

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Qantas and Jetstar have updated their flight schedules – after several states unveiled their reopening plans. New South Wales and Victoria residents might be heading overseas before flying to Western Australia or Queensland. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3kO71op

US President Joe Biden has received a COVID vaccine booster shot. Mr Biden rolled up his sleeve on the same day a vaccine mandate came into effect for healthcare workers in New York. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3AZ0752

Queensland has recorded one locally acquired COVID case – a Brisbane man in his thirties. The source of the infection is under investigation and will be included in today's figures. The infectious man works in the aviation industry - but has no recent history of overseas or international travel. Public health alerts have been issued for McDonalds Albany Creek Drive Thru on Thursday 23rd September – which is considered a 'low risk' contact. Mother's Duck Childcare and Kindergarten in Eatons Hill – which is considered a casual contact site. Visitors to Seats 'R' Us in Rocklea on the 23rd September are considered close contacts and must get tested and isolate for fourteen days. Freedom Furniture Aspley is also another casual contact exposure site. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3uhol86

New South Wales is preparing for life to return to normal by summer – after the premier revealed the restriction settings for residents up until December. Within two weeks those who are fully vaccinated will have access to restaurants, bars, shops and hairdressers. That's all before workers can return to offices and indoor mask mandates are dropped – about seven weeks later. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3ifwG7B

If you’re a fan of Caramilk and Krispy Kreme doughnuts then have we got some good news for you. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3uiusZX

Premier Gladys Berejiklian says New South Wales has recorded 787 cases of community transmission to 8pm last night. Ms Berejiklian said she was very pleased the state crossed the 85 per cent first vaccine dose threshold. "We are looking forward obviously to seeing that number continue. So can I please encourage everybody in New South Wales to come forward and get vaccinated if you haven't already done so," she said at a media conference on Monday. "Our double dose has been confirmed now at 60 per cent. We are literally just a few weeks away from having that 70 per cent double dose and 12 to 15-year-olds already 40 per cent have received their first dose – which is fantastic." Ms Berejiklian also said tragically, the state recorded 12 COVID-related deaths. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3iawINX

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says the state recorded no new local cases of COVID-19. Ms Palaszczuk held a media conference from Queensland's Broadbeach vaccination centre. "They're doing a tremendous job here – I've seen everyone coming into the carpark to get their vaccine," Ms Palaszczuk said. "Our simple message to Queenslanders is we need as many people as possible to get vaccinated." from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3zDP3Ji

The NSW hospital system will soon be facing one of its biggest challenges as Covid hospitalisations and deaths reach their peak in the next few weeks. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3uchUmS

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been criticised for flying home on a private jet to their California mansion after attending a star-studded event that called for more action on climate change. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spoke at the Global ­Citizen Live concert in New York where they demanded new eco laws to halve US emissions by 2030. The Sun reported the pair then flew home on a Dassault Falcon 2000 jet to their mansion in Montecito, California. “I do think this is hypocrisy. I’m sure there were plenty of scheduled flights," Royal author Penny Junor told The Sun. “I do not understand why they are behaving as if they are superstars. “His father has been known to take scheduled flights. His brother takes scheduled flights. “This totally muddies the waters of their climate message. They are shooting themselves in the foot by taking private flights.” from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3m08VBt

International travel is set to recommence once the state reaches 80 per cent double dose targets, says NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro. It comes as Premier Gladys Berejiklian will outline the government's 80 per cent vaccination roadmap at Monday's 11 am media conference. "We've made that absolutely clear," Mr Barilaro told Sky News Australia. "Absolutely – international travel at 80 per cent – we may be the first state to achieve that. 'We want Australians to come home and spend Christmas with their families, and we want Australians to be able to travel abroad and be able to spend time with their families." from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/2Y1LsYO

Deputy Premier John Barilaro says NSW is well on track to reopen on October 11, as the state ploughs ahead of estimates to reach its 70 per cent double dose vaccination target by early October. "Absolutely ... we should hit 70 per cent double dose I think around the sixth or seventh of October; and we said we will open up on the following Monday, so that will be the 11th," Mr Barilaro told Sky News Australia. "So absolutely – it's a reward for everybody who rolled up their sleeve, got the jab, and now we're going to hit that milestone – no question about it – in the first week, week and a half of October. "Which means reprieve to businesses, reprieve to families, the opportunity to have a level of freedom especially as we embark into Spring. "It's exciting. This is a great result because of the citizens of NSW who've bought into the vaccination program and got the jab." from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph http

Australians could be able to take a COVID-19 test at home by Christmas. The Health Minister believes there are very good early signs the medical regulator will give the all-clear before the end of the year. Greg Hunt says rapid antigen tests will complement PCR tests and other public health measures. He's pushing for the Therapeutic Goods Administration to approve the tests before the Christmas holidays – subject to its effectiveness against the Delta variant. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3AFCIFM

Move over Ooshies – there’s a new supermarket collectable in town that’s sparked “overwhelming demand” from customers. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/2ZttMFH

Turner, the stylist for Grimes, spoke to John Ortved about the decision-making process that led to the musician’s sword-wielding Met Gala look from The Independent Lifestyle https://ift.tt/3EQhqrH

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Pip Edwards, Keira Maguire, and Flex Mami have posed naked in a sizzling campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of skin cancer. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/39FOXWY

Outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel inherited a very stagnant German economy when she rose to power – now it is the fourth largest in the world, according to RMIT International Politics expert Dr Maren Klein. It comes as Germany held its national election today to decide who will replace Angela Merkel – as her time leading the nation comes to a close after 16 years. Dr Klein said Ms Merkel would be remembered for many things amid her tenure as leader of the German people. "She will also definitely be remembered for things like getting out of nuclear energy after Fukushima, she will be remembered for her, in particular, her actions in the 2015 migration crisis," she told Sky News Australia. "However, that is also one of the events that put her at odds with her own party – so it's certainly her legacy but how that's going to be judged by history – well it's history in the making we don't know yet." from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily

Yamba woman Ngaio Miller says she kept coming up short when trying to find stylish yet practical equestrian outfits. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3AOeSYv

When Trudy is told she has to go into work three days a week, the battle was on to decide who gets Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays, or as her boss calls it ‘TW*TS’. By Christine Manby from The Independent Lifestyle https://ift.tt/2ZyCDGm

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When you strip back all the financial jargon, an investment is essentially something that you purchase with money and that you expect to produce an income or profit for you. from Life and Lifestyle | Lifestyle and Living | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/2Y2mgkX

Victoria’s Deputy Chief Health Officer Deb Friedman says the city of Greater Geelong will exit lockdown alongside the Surf Coast local government area at 11:59pm tonight. “While there are still cases there and perhaps in another environment and in previous times we would have stayed in lockdown to drive those numbers down to a hard zero ... that’s no longer in line with our management of this virus under the national plan,” she said. “Today, we are reporting six cases that were in Geelong yesterday and one case in the Surf Coast.” Ms Friedman said the lack of major exposure sites and the fact many of the cases were linked to known cases were some of the factors taken into account when deciding to lift the lockdown. “We also look at high testing rates, vaccination rates and also any changes to policy that can limit further growth in the short-term, and this includes things like no travel between Melbourne and regional Victoria for construction,” she said. from Life and Lifestyle | Lif