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Daily briefing: Pregnancy advances your 'biological' age' - Vimarsana News

Daily briefing: Pregnancy advances your 'biological' age'

Being pregnant can increase a person’s ‘biological age’ by a couple of years — but giving birth reverses these changes. Plus, urban vegetable gardens have a shocking carbon footprint. Being pregnant can increase a person’s ‘biological age’ by a couple of years — but giving birth reverses these changes. Plus, urban vegetable gardens have a shocking carbon footprint.

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In the Philippines, Anne Curtis is the mega-celebrity Australia doesn't know about - Vimarsana News

In the Philippines, Anne Curtis is the mega-celebrity Australia doesn't know about

In the Philippines, the actress and TV star is mobbed in the streets. It’s a long way from her upbringing in rural Victoria.

Backstage with Zimmerman at Paris Fashion Week - Vimarsana News

Backstage with Zimmerman at Paris Fashion Week

Weeks after Zimmermann became Australia’s first fashion unicorn, creative director Nicky took us behind the scenes to see what it really takes to get runway-ready.

In Taiwan, Potential Chinese Invasion Leads to Civil Defense Training Boom - Vimarsana News

In Taiwan, Potential Chinese Invasion Leads to Civil Defense Training Boom

“We have no right to ask others to help us if we are not prepared to defend ourselves,” Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu said.

Manila's countless dead : New president Ferdinand Marcos Jr promised a more compassionate approach to the Philippines' war on drugs, but the shadow of Rodrigo Duterte remains - Vimarsana News

Manila's countless dead : New president Ferdinand Marcos Jr promised a more compassionate approach to the Philippines' war on drugs, but the shadow of Rodrigo Duterte remains

Before he was gunned down, Ronnie Montoya tried to build a house. Like most of the people in the Manila suburb of Tondo, he had no money. The family had a shed – a tiny foothold in the fetid labyrinth of the slums. With materials scrounged from building sites and rubbish dumps, he added two storeys – the stairways between them crooked and treacherous, composed of a dozen different kinds of scrap timber. The ceilings were so low that the occupants had to sit or lie down.