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Zac Efron films season two of Netflix's Down to Earth in Australia Alisha Buaya For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Zac Efron will film the second season of his docuseries Down To Earth in Australia. The 33-year-old, who has been living the quiet life Down Under for the past year, will be joined by wellness expert Darin Olien, news.com.au reported on Tuesday. The Netflix series will follow their search for healthy and sustainable ways to live, as well as embracing the local food, culture and customs of the country. © Provided by Daily Mai...

It's been officially confirmed that Zac Efron's Netflix show Down To Earth is returning for a second season, which is currently being filmed in Australia. And on Tuesday, the Hollywood star was joined by his girlfriend Vanessa Valladares and his TV producer brother Dylan to shoot the new series, in a remote setting some 100km southwest of Sydney. The hunky actor, 33, flaunted his bulging biceps in a khaki T-shirt for the sun-drenched shoot, as he walked on set with his partner Vanessa, 25 - who is understood to be starring on the new season with him. It's back! On Tuesday, Zac Efron was joine...

Share Share on Twitter As many as half of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people over the age of 45 are dying from smoking-related illness, a new study has found, as experts concede it is a bigger problem than previously thought.  About 37 per cent of all deaths among the Indigenous Australian population are caused by smoking, according to the study, which was led by researchers at the Australian National University.  The study, published in the International Journal of Epidemiology on Monday, is the first of its kind to provide data specific to...

Share on Twitter It's almost midday in north-east Tasmania, and Hank Horton is making instant coffee on top of a mountain, surrounded by a group of keen listeners.  The mountain is called wukalina, which means 'women's breast' in the Tasmanian Aboriginal language palawa kani. The mountain was named due to its shape. Wukalina means 'women's breast' in the Tasmanian Aboriginal language. SBS News: Sarah Maunder Hank is an Aboriginal man and the lead guide for the wukalina walk; a four-day, three-night bushwalk and cultural experience in the north-east of Tasmania. When Hank stands ...

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