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Neanderthals likely ate fermented meat with a side of maggots

Scientists long thought that Neanderthals were avid meat eaters. Based on chemical analysis of Neanderthal remains, it seemed like they’d been feasting on as much meat as apex predators such as lions and hyenas. But as a group, hominins – that’s Neanderthals, our species and other extinct close relatives –…

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What's your birth month houseplant? Discover which indoor plant you have a personal connection to and how to care for it successfully

Birth month houseplants are extra special to have in your home and make for meaningful gifts

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Garden features that could decrease the value of your home – property experts highlight 5 to steer clear of

An extensive kids' play area or DIY pond may seem like a good idea now, but it could put potential buyers off in the future

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How to grow roses – experts share advice for beautiful, healthy blooms

Learn how to grow roses with this beginner-friendly guide, including tips on planting, watering and more

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Best cutting garden flowers – 8 gorgeous varieties for homegrown bouquets

Experts share their top cutting garden flowers, plus tips on how to look after them

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QLD Magistrate Throws Out Driving Offences Against Woman Who Was Fleeing Domestic Violence

“The defendant was an isolated and vulnerable woman seeking refuge from an imminent threat of domestic violence... it is reasonable to expect an ordinary person in that situation to have acted in that way."

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5 plants never to grow if you don't want to attract squirrels to your yard – and what to grow instead, according to the experts

Despite looking cute, squirrels can be a nuisance in backyards – particularly if you're growing certain types of plants

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7 plants to propagate in July – get new plants and grow your garden for free by taking cuttings this month

There are shrubs, perennials, climbers, and herbs you can take cuttings from in July

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How to attract orioles to your yard – 4 expert suggestions on what food to provide to welcome these vibrant creatures

You may want to switch traditional seed feeders for sweeter treats to encourage these winged visitors

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What The Qantas Cyberattack Means For Your Data & What You Might Need To Do Next

Qantas is working with experts and government agencies to investigate the scope of its recent cyber incident. So, what does all this mean for your data?

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July gardening jobs – 8 essential tasks to keep your plot looking its best this summer

Tick off these July gardening jobs for a gorgeous outdoor space – from pruning and tying in plants to pest control

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Plant these 7 fast-growing annuals now for copious blooms in late summer and throughout fall, as recommended by a professional gardener

Low-effort but high-impact, these flowers will bring plenty of joy and color to your yard

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‘Just Trying To Survive’: Inside Australia’s Youth Homelessness Crisis

Nearly 40 per cent of Australia’s homeless population is under the age of 24, as advocates call for immediate attention to this crisis.

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What’s eating my zinnias at night? A number of pests could be to blame – here's 4 ways to stop them immediately, according to the experts

Protect your blooming summer beauties from slugs, earwigs, and more with these simple methods

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Suicide Prevention Services Are Experiencing A Spike From Young People — Here’s Why

A new survey has shed light on how much Gen Z may be struggling, with almost half of young people reached out to suicide prevention services in the last year.

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New Report Finds NDAs In Workplace Sexual Harassment Cases Are Used To Silence Victims

A new report has called for limiting the use of nondisclosure agreements, along with penalties for any employers who fail to take reasonable steps to eliminate workplace harassment.

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How Internet of Things devices affect your privacy – even when they’re not yours

Some unusual witnesses helped convict Alex Murdaugh of the murders of his wife, Maggie, and son, Paul.

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What to grow with dahlias – 5 suggestions for a beautiful and thriving display, including fragrant herbs and pollinator-friendly flowers

Combine dahlias with these expert recommendations for a stunning summer garden

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How to support garden plants as they grow – expert tips for flowering climbers, vining veggies, large perennials, and more

Knowing how to support garden plants will help them flourish rather than flop. Here's everything you need to know

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From Wages To Road Rules, Every Change Coming July 1 Young Aussies Need To Know

The new financial year is right around the corner, and with it comes a bunch of changes hitting your wallet from July 1.

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I'm a professional horticulturalist – these are the 7 ways I have reduced watering in the garden, even in a heatwave, saving me time and resources

Save time and water with these expert water-reducing gardening tips

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Death Cap Mushrooms Are Popping Up In NSW & SA So Steer Clear Y’all

Residents of NSW and South Australia are being warned not to eat or pick wild mushrooms, after highly poisonous death caps have been spotted.

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RNA has newly identified role: Repairing serious DNA damage to maintain the genome

Your DNA is continually damaged by sources both inside and outside your body. One especially severe form of damage called a double-strand break involves the severing of both strands of the DNA double helix.

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How your air conditioner can help the power grid, rather than overloading it

As summer arrives, people are turning on air conditioners in most of the U.S. But if you’re like me, you always feel a little guilty about that. Past generations managed without air conditioning – do I really need it? And how bad is it to use all this electricity for…

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5 places to never grow a peace lily – houseplant experts warn these spots could kill it off

Choosing the right position for your peace lily is key to longer lasting blooms

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