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No air con? Try these DIY tricks to keep your house cool and your energy use low

As January temperatures soar and parts of Australia swelter through a hot long weekend, readers share their eco-friendly tips and tricks for keeping cool

The Guardian - AU

Flossing, saving money and eating more donuts: new year resolutions that actually stuck

What separates a good resolution from a bad one? Guardian readers agree: it has to be something you care about

The Guardian - US

Why some people are spending the holidays sans family: ‘My friends are more fun than my relatives’

Not everyone can – or wants to – celebrate with family. Some choose traditions with friends and neighbors instead

The Guardian - US

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‘It looks good, feels good, and is practical’: Guardian readers’ top tips on reducing waste over Christmas

From DIY Christmas crackers to non-traditional trees, here are some ways to have a more sustainable festive season

The Guardian - AU

Who are the 10 biggest UK lottery winners?

A UK ticket-holder has won £177 million in Tuesday’s EuroMillions draw.

Evening Standard

‘I hate lying to her’: US couples on voting against their partners’ candidates

Americans recount political clashes inside the home and how they get past it – or don’t

The Guardian - US

Student Gets Criticized By Neighbor As She’s Not A Nurse But Is Wearing Scrubs, Seeks Advice Online

Woman with a nurse daughter inflamed over neighbor wearing scrubs and thus “stealing valor,” drama ensues. The post Student Gets Criticized By Neighbor As She’s Not A Nurse But Is Wearing Scrubs, Seeks Advice Online first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Know your measurements and stick to the rules: Guardian readers’ top tips on shopping secondhand

From insisting on natural fibres to knowing your measurements, here is how to buy intentionally – while keeping an open mind

The Guardian - AU

UK workers on the right to switch off: ‘Uncompensated overtime should be illegal’

Seven people share their views on plans to penalise bosses for contacting employees outside of hours

The Guardian - UK

The mystic and the mathematician: What the towering 20th-century thinkers Simone and André Weil can teach today’s math educators

Like most mathematicians, I hear confessions from complete strangers: the inevitable “I was always bad at math.” I suppress the response, “You are forgiven, my child.”

The Conversation

Boss Sends Out Unhinged Email To Entire Office After Woman Quits Horrible Job

If you're petty and passive-aggressive as a manager, don’t be surprised if your top talents decide to jump ship in search of greener pastures. The post Boss Sends Out Unhinged Email To Entire Office After Woman Quits Horrible Job first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Five key workers on how Labour can fix Britain, from the NHS to prisons

Workers in healthcare, education and justice are battling crumbling systems. They told us what actions they want to see from the new government

The Guardian - UK

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“I wish brides would realise it’s their ‘biggest day’, not mine” — 15 anonymous bridesmaids reveal how they *really* feel about wedding expenses

It’s wedding season, but these anonymous bridesmaids have had enough of expensive hen parties

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‘I don’t even dream about sex … I don’t miss it at all’: readers on why they chose celibacy

Inner peace, clarity of mind and for some, better orgasms. Readers share their experiences of swearing off sex, whether temporarily or long term

The Guardian - AU

Press for success: four tips from readers on the best ways to sell secondhand clothes

Price and cleanliness are key to recycling fashion – and friends, charities, theatre groups and even museums will take quality castoffs

The Guardian - UK

‘I couldn’t bear him pulling in it’: writers on the clothes they pinched from their exes

As Challengers gives us a viral spin on the T-shirt poached from a former flame, we share our stories about clothes that survived long after the relationship ended

The Guardian - AU

‘We chose not to blow up our life’: readers on surviving infidelity

The sexual wanderings of a partner don’t always spell the end. Readers share their experiences of how their relationship triumphed in the face of infidelity

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‘Not being jerks to each other helps’: readers on staying friends with an ex

A breakup doesn’t always mean the end of the road. Readers share their experiences on transitioning from romantic to platonic relationships

The Guardian - AU

‘We have spent about $5,000 – it has been incredible’: readers on going to couples counselling

It isn’t always easy, and desired outcomes are not guaranteed. Readers tell us what happened when they sought professional help as a couple

The Guardian - AU

Talk it out or walk it off: readers’ tips for stopping a relationship squabble

From using non-verbal signals to having a ‘no petulance’ rule, readers share their hot tips for keeping their cool

The Guardian - AU

Love, logistics and fresh beginnings: readers on the reasons they remarried

From wanting to honour a new love with the same public commitment, to avoiding visa and estate issues, readers tell us why they chose to say ‘I do’, again

The Guardian - AU

‘Fight the system, not your partner’: Guardian Australia readers on handling household pay gaps

When it comes to stark income gaps, readers said the most successful approaches strike a balance between individual agency and mutual support

The Guardian - UK

‘My loo looked like a crime scene!’: eight readers on their strangest social media purchases

From faulty menstrual cups to T rex chopsticks, social media can lure us into some very unusual impulse buys. Readers share the most ridiculous and regrettable

The Guardian - AU

‘You can make mistakes and come out better’: readers on emotional affairs

Without exception, readers’ feelings were hurt and trust betrayed by non-physical intimacy – yet many also told us their relationships came out better for it

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