Reader's Digest (Australia)

Reader's Digest (Australia)

Reader's Digest magazine honors the resilience of humanity, highlights uplifting stories, and brings joy through humor. It is one of the most cherished magazines around the globe.

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  • Jan 21, 2025 | readersdigest.com.au | Michelle Moscova

    Michelle Moscova, UNSW SydneyThroughout recorded history, our hair and nails played an important role in signifying who we are and our social status. You could say, they separate the caveman from businessman. It was no surprise then that many of us found a new level of appreciation for our hairdressers and nail artists during the COVID lockdowns. Even Taylor Swift reported she cut her own hair during lockdown.

  • Dec 5, 2024 | readersdigest.com.au | Hazel Flight

    Hazel Flight, Edge Hill UniversityEven in these hard and strange times, Christmas will be celebrated and traditions upheld. And for many British households, Christmas dinner would not be complete without a Christmas pudding – traditionally served with brandy sauce, brandy butter or custard. The Christmas pudding originated in the 14th-century as a sort of porridge, originally known as “frumenty”, which bears little resemblance to the dessert we know today.

  • Nov 28, 2024 | readersdigest.com.au | Evangeline Mantzioris

    Evangeline Mantzioris, University of South AustraliaAs the weather gets warmer, it’s the perfect time for ice cream or a gelato. Who am I kidding? It’s the perfect time year round. But what’s the difference between gelato and ice cream? Not everyone agrees. Some people say they’re made with different amounts of fat. Others say it’s all about the . To add to the confusion, gelato is the Italian word for any type of ice cream. But in Australia, gelato refers to the frozen dessert of Italian origin.

  • Nov 25, 2024 | readersdigest.com.au | Cameron Webb

    Cameron Webb, University of SydneyAre you one of these people who loathes spending time outdoors at dusk as the weather warms and mosquitoes start biting? Female mosquitoes need blood to develop their eggs. Even though they take a tiny amount of our blood, they can leave us with itchy red lumps that can last days. And sometimes something worse. So why does our body react and itch after being bitten by a mosquito? And why are some people more affected than others? What happens when a mosquito bites?

  • Nov 4, 2024 | readersdigest.com.au | Bomikazi Zeka

    Bomikazi Zeka, University of CanberraDebt, in some form or another, is part of our financial profiles whether we like it or not. And it can be a useful way to build wealth if it is managed carefully and wisely. For example, you may borrow money from the bank to buy an asset – a resource of economic value that generates income from its productive use. Investment property is an example. So investing in an income-producing property can be a good idea.

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