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Fitness Influencer Larissa Borges, 33, Dies After Double Cardiac Arrest
The family added that the social media influencer fought courageously for her life,
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"10 Nightmarish Seconds": 36 Dead In One Of Greece's Deadliest Rail Crash
An intercity passenger train travelling from Athens to the northern city of Thessaloniki collided with a cargo train outside the city of Larissa in central Greece, said the governor of the Thessaly region.
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Paneer Takes Hold In America
Given the current obsession with plant-based cooking, cheese might seem like a food in decline.
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New 5.9 Magnitude Quake Near Greek City Of Larissa
A new 5.9 magnitude quake hit central Greece near the city of Larissa on Thursday, the same region where an even stronger tremor left 11 people injured the day before, the Athens seismological observatory said.
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Giant Volcanic Rock As Big As Manhattan Seen Floating In Pacific Ocean
Michael and Larissa Hoult were sailing from the Vava'u islands of Tonga to Fiji in the South Pacific Ocean when they saw it - a "total rock rubble slick" extending for miles around them. The rocks, some the size of marbles and others as big as basketballs, bumped against their boat and clogged their rudders.
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World Breastfeeding Week 2018: Lisa Haydon, Padma Lakshmi And 5 Other Celeb Mums Who Proudly Posted Pics
In a bid to promote breastfeeding, explain its importance and support nursing mothers all over the world, the first week of August is celebrated as World Breastfeeding week. So, to honour World Breastfeeding week, here are seven celeb mamas who have encouraged breastfeeding by sharing their pictures.
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Breastfeeding Australian Senator Larissa Waters In Political First
A Greens senator has made Australian political history by becoming the first person to breastfeed a baby in the nation's parliament.
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4 Killed In Greek Army Helicopter Crash
Four Greek army officers were killed on Wednesday when their helicopter crashed in a hilly area in the centre of the country, military authorities said.
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Rio 2016 Gymnastics: Simone Biles Clinches Fourth Gold, China Flops
Simone Biles becomes the fifth woman to win four gold at the same Olympics joining Hungarian Agnes Keleti (1956), Soviet Larissa Latynina (1956), Czech Vera Caslavska (1968) and Romanian Ecaterina Szabo (1984). Meanwhile, China return home without a title since they got a first gymnastics gold in 1984
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The Hot-Sauce Trend: Is Our Addiction to Heat Bad for our Palates?
The trend for hotter and hotter food is training our palates to go for the burn. But are hot sauces ruining our tastebuds?
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Australian Greens to Move Notice in Senate on Adani Project
"The Greens are calling for an urgent investigation. We're talking about the biggest coal mine and the biggest coal port that Australia has ever seen, which are set to export hundreds of millions of tonnes of coal through our Great Barrier Reef," she said in a statement.
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How to Survive Christmas if You're a Vegetarian
Being vegetarian or vegan doesn't mean going hungry this Christmas. Heres Larissa Dubeckis guide to a delicious non-meat Christmas .
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Why Christmas 2014 is Ruled by the Turducken
Once a fringe, novelty food item, Australians have taken the turducken to their hearts (and stomachs) this Christmas, writes Larissa Dubecki.
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Vote for Self-Rule Would Spell Disaster, Ukraine Tells Rebels
Acting Ukrainian President Oleksander Turchinov told eastern regions gripped by a pro-Russian uprising that they would be courting catastrophe if they voted "yes" in a separatist referendum on Sunday.
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Model promises to pose nude on pitch if Venezuela win Copa America
Paraguayan fans will be keener than ever for their team to land the Copa America after model Larissa Riquelme on Sunday promised to pose nude should they triumph.
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Fitness Influencer Larissa Borges, 33, Dies After Double Cardiac Arrest
The family added that the social media influencer fought courageously for her life,
-
"10 Nightmarish Seconds": 36 Dead In One Of Greece's Deadliest Rail Crash
An intercity passenger train travelling from Athens to the northern city of Thessaloniki collided with a cargo train outside the city of Larissa in central Greece, said the governor of the Thessaly region.
-
Paneer Takes Hold In America
Given the current obsession with plant-based cooking, cheese might seem like a food in decline.
-
New 5.9 Magnitude Quake Near Greek City Of Larissa
A new 5.9 magnitude quake hit central Greece near the city of Larissa on Thursday, the same region where an even stronger tremor left 11 people injured the day before, the Athens seismological observatory said.
-
Giant Volcanic Rock As Big As Manhattan Seen Floating In Pacific Ocean
Michael and Larissa Hoult were sailing from the Vava'u islands of Tonga to Fiji in the South Pacific Ocean when they saw it - a "total rock rubble slick" extending for miles around them. The rocks, some the size of marbles and others as big as basketballs, bumped against their boat and clogged their rudders.
-
World Breastfeeding Week 2018: Lisa Haydon, Padma Lakshmi And 5 Other Celeb Mums Who Proudly Posted Pics
In a bid to promote breastfeeding, explain its importance and support nursing mothers all over the world, the first week of August is celebrated as World Breastfeeding week. So, to honour World Breastfeeding week, here are seven celeb mamas who have encouraged breastfeeding by sharing their pictures.
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Breastfeeding Australian Senator Larissa Waters In Political First
A Greens senator has made Australian political history by becoming the first person to breastfeed a baby in the nation's parliament.
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4 Killed In Greek Army Helicopter Crash
Four Greek army officers were killed on Wednesday when their helicopter crashed in a hilly area in the centre of the country, military authorities said.
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Rio 2016 Gymnastics: Simone Biles Clinches Fourth Gold, China Flops
Simone Biles becomes the fifth woman to win four gold at the same Olympics joining Hungarian Agnes Keleti (1956), Soviet Larissa Latynina (1956), Czech Vera Caslavska (1968) and Romanian Ecaterina Szabo (1984). Meanwhile, China return home without a title since they got a first gymnastics gold in 1984
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The Hot-Sauce Trend: Is Our Addiction to Heat Bad for our Palates?
The trend for hotter and hotter food is training our palates to go for the burn. But are hot sauces ruining our tastebuds?
-
Australian Greens to Move Notice in Senate on Adani Project
"The Greens are calling for an urgent investigation. We're talking about the biggest coal mine and the biggest coal port that Australia has ever seen, which are set to export hundreds of millions of tonnes of coal through our Great Barrier Reef," she said in a statement.
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How to Survive Christmas if You're a Vegetarian
Being vegetarian or vegan doesn't mean going hungry this Christmas. Heres Larissa Dubeckis guide to a delicious non-meat Christmas .
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Why Christmas 2014 is Ruled by the Turducken
Once a fringe, novelty food item, Australians have taken the turducken to their hearts (and stomachs) this Christmas, writes Larissa Dubecki.
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Vote for Self-Rule Would Spell Disaster, Ukraine Tells Rebels
Acting Ukrainian President Oleksander Turchinov told eastern regions gripped by a pro-Russian uprising that they would be courting catastrophe if they voted "yes" in a separatist referendum on Sunday.
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Model promises to pose nude on pitch if Venezuela win Copa America
Paraguayan fans will be keener than ever for their team to land the Copa America after model Larissa Riquelme on Sunday promised to pose nude should they triumph.
