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Taking a break from your diet helps long-term weight loss

  • Written by: The Conversation Contributor
imageGood news. Taking a break from your diet every so often will help you lose weight in the long term.from www.shutterstock.com.au

How many times have you attempted to lose weight only to fall short and fail? For many people it is extremely challenging to stick to a strict dietary and exercise program for more than a few weeks. The good news is researc...

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Australian teachers get fewer training days than in other countries and turn to online courses for support

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imageThe quality of professional development teachers receive varies greatly across Australia.from www.shutterstock.com

Teaching can be a stressful job, and teachers in Australia are under a great deal of pressure. Teachers are considered to be one of the greatest influences on student achievement, yet the academic outcomes of young Australians continue...

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Keeping Christopher Contented

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imageBook scholar

“Write it to be read by Christopher Pyne.”

This advice was given to a colleague by his university’s research office as he finalized his application for an Australian Research Council grant.

It isn’t as though we weren’t warned. In September 2013, before the Coalition won government, the Daily Telegraphreveale...

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