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Birthdays are a time for feasting – but at 37 I just want a Colin the Caterpillar cake - Vimarsana News

Birthdays are a time for feasting – but at 37 I just want a Colin the Caterpillar cake

It is my birthday. 37, a drab motorway services of an age. You might pull into the forecourt but you don’t plan to stick around. The problem is that birthdays are like clothes, in that not making a fuss says just as much as making one.

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From feminine to feminist: Women's Weekly celebrates its 90-year-reign over Australian women | Australian media - Vimarsana News

From feminine to feminist: Women's Weekly celebrates its 90-year-reign over Australian women | Australian media

Launching in an era when only 10% of journalists were women, the magazine has gone from centring on the perfect home, to sexual liberation and encouraging careers

The Caker Jordan Rondel gives Jono and Ben baking advice for their Cakeathon - Vimarsana News

The Caker Jordan Rondel gives Jono and Ben baking advice for their Cakeathon

Jono and Ben are putting their aprons where their mouths are and attempting to make all 106 cakes from The Women’s Weekly Children Birthday Cake Book!  So

JONO AND BEN'S CAKEATHON - Vimarsana News

JONO AND BEN'S CAKEATHON

If you missed the announcement on-air.. Jono and Ben are putting their aprons where their mouths are and attempting to make all 106 cakes from The Women’s

Greens release rental stories collection - Vimarsana News

Greens release rental stories collection

"All four residents came down sick within the week and stayed sick until we moved out. Three of us could not move out until the end of the lease, which took two months. Two of the residents had throat swabs done, both coming back with lung infections of bacteria primarily found in the intestines."