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The Boeing 777 was flying from London Gatwick to Costa Rica at 35,000ft when the ice shattered its windshield in a one-in-a-million chance.

Hundreds of passengers missed Christmas Day because of the 'one-in-a-million' incident

Mourners were asked to wear sequins at the service in the Magnolia Chapel of the Macquarie Park Crematorium on Thursday and many followed the request.

Little Black Book, Colenso BBDO and Flying Fish celebrates Export's more recyclable packaging as a major technology breakthrough in a large theatre with oversized screens

‘What do I need right now? ’” she says. “Our body, if we listen, will tell us.” 123RF If we can learn how to tap into what our body and mind truly needs in those brief windows of downtime, we can feel more balanced, experts say. Often Dalla-Camina says this practice will highlight that we really need a nap or some time out, rather than tackling life admin or intense exercise. “So many women are on the spectrum of burnout – exhaustion, adrenal fatigue and really elevated levels o...

CHAMPAGNE, high heels and a singalong to (I’m Gonna Be) 500 Miles by the Proclaimers was a fitting way to end a month-long fundraising walk. A group of north Essex women popped open the bubbly on Wednesday to celebrate walking 7.5million steps throughout March - which is the equivalent distance of hiking from England to Canada. The group was made up of five teams, with each team aiming to complete a million steps to raise funds for Colchester Engagement and Next Steps (CENS), formerly k...

iStock Hot flashes are the bane of many women who are going through the menopause transition, so researchers have put a lot of effort into trying to understand what might quell them. Hot flashes, along with night sweats and cold sweats, make up what researchers term vasomotor symptoms (VMS). The biological cause is hormone fluctuations, including dropping estrogen levels and increased amounts of follicular stimulating hormone (FSH) during this time. Hormone therapy is the primary treatment for ...

A psychologist, sleep expert and doctor on their top habits for 2021 We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss January 24, 2021 — 9.00pm Save Normal text size Advertisement Were approaching that irksome part of January where the resolutions we so optimistically started the new year with suddenly feel a little less achievable, or your motivation has truly begun to wane. It’s a time when we could use a reminder about why we set our goals in...

A psychologist, sleep expert and doctor on their top habits for 2021 We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss January 25, 2021 — 12.00am Save Normal text size Advertisement Were approaching that irksome part of January where the resolutions we so optimistically started the new year with suddenly feel a little less achievable, or your motivation has truly begun to wane. It’s a time when we could use a reminder about why we set our goals i...

December 17 2020, 12:12 pm | BY Ricki Green | 6 Comments McDonald’s New Zealand has launched a new outdoor campaign via DDB Aotearoa, which uses reflections of night lights on city streets.   The ‘Reflections’ campaign provides just enough suggestion to point late night revellers in the direction of what they really need. Launched to coincide with the end of year celebration season, Reflections was shot entirely in camera by Toaki Okano to mimic the Big Mac, Cheeseburger, and frie...