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Sophie Hits the Slopes in a Heatwave, and the King Gifts a Field of Wheat

Sophie Hits the Slopes in a Heatwave, and the King Gifts a Field of Wheat

From Sophie skiing through Britain's fifth heatwave to King Charles gifting an entire wheat field to a struggling milliner, Emily Darlow rounds up this week's royal moments.

Sophie Hits the Slopes in a Heatwave, and the King Gifts a Field of Wheat

Sophie Hits the Slopes in a Heatwave, and the King Gifts a Field of Wheat

From Sophie skiing through Britain's fifth heatwave to King Charles gifting an entire wheat field to a struggling milliner, Emily Darlow rounds up this week's royal moments.

Too little, too late: Palliative care warning

Too little, too late: Palliative care warning

Thousands of Victorians are missing out on timely palliative care, with a landmark report revealing major gaps as demand continues to grow.

Aussie Backyard Ratatouille: A Proudly Local Twist on the French Classic

Aussie Backyard Ratatouille: A Proudly Local Twist on the French Classic

This Aussie Backyard Ratatouille puts a proudly local twist on the French classic, with Kent pumpkin and garden herbs alongside the traditional veggies.

Is Plant-Based “Meat” Actually Meat? A New Study Suggests Most of Us Already Know the Answer

Is Plant-Based “Meat” Actually Meat? A New Study Suggests Most of Us Already Know the Answer

New Adelaide University research finds meat-eaters see plant-based meat as riskier and worse value, no matter how it's marketed. So is it really entitled to be called meat?

Wednesday giggle: 8 signs it is time to retire

Wednesday giggle: 8 signs it is time to retire

Need a laugh this Wednesday? Enjoy this classic list of signs you're bored at work, from Photoshopping your butt to General White-Out's paperclip war.