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Revealed: The Age stories that exposed Belle Gibson’s lies
Wellness warrior Belle Gibson was a successful young app developer, author and mother. This is how our journalists exposed the holes in her story.
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The bottom line is that we need to open up about our bums
As one of Australia’s few specialists in the area of anal cancer, I know how embarrassment and shame about this most intimate part of our bodies has real-life consequences.
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