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Angira BharadwajFederal Political Reporter

Angira Bharadwaj is the Federal Political Reporter for the Daily Telegraph based in the Canberra Press Gallery. Prior to that she worked as a State Political Reporter in the NSW Press Gallery. Angira has been at the masthead since 2017 and worked across politics, general news, health, features, lifestyle and entertainment.

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‘I crashed and burned sneaking a secret cheese slice’

Talkback host Chris Smith reveals how a secret snack almost derailed his punishing mission to shed 10 kilograms in three months.

NSW Coronavirus News

The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW announce that the 2021 Sydney Royal Easter Show will go ahead this year with Covid-19 restrictions in place including online ticket sales where show-goers will have to nominate a day to attend. L-R Emalee Cape 4 and Skye McKewin 9 with some throw rugs made from last years show ribbons that weren't used. 500 of the rugs will be sold to raise money for rural hospitals and buy equipment for kids wards. Picture: Toby Zerna

How traffic lights will ensure Easter Show goes ahead

The Easter Show is set to return in 2021 with hopes a new traffic light system will help ease the financial “risk” during COVID.

NSW Coronavirus News

Marshal Keen, at home in North Bondi, today. He is a Bondi builder who had COVID last year and has since been diagnosed with Hodgkin Lymphoma. Picture:Justin Lloyd.

Bondi TV builder’s COVID mystery baffles scientists

A well-known Bondi builder is currently at the centre of a COVID-19 mystery scientists at Sydney’s St Vincent’s Hospital are scrambling to solve.

NSW

Irene Benitez, with Pistachio, at Bondi Beech, today. Sydney has been named the second healthiest city in the world according to a UK Healthy lifestyles report.Picture:Justin Lloyd

Why Sydney is world’s second healthiest city

Sydney has outranked Melbourne in an analysis of 44 global cities, earning the title of second healthiest metropolis in the world.

NSW

Portrait of woman standing still in the middle of a street with cars passing by fast, screaming stressed and frustrated

Women more stressed, angry than men: Research

Australian women are reporting feeling more exhausted, depressed and having negative moods than their male counterparts.

NSW

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos DECEMBER, 15, 2020: Exterior store front of DETOXologie, Bondi Junction. A warning was issued by the Health Care Complaints Commission on Monday for DETOXologie which provides IV infusions and colonic irrigation. It’s warning was in relation to practitioner Fay Fain who had “little knowledge of infection control practices” with concerns colonic irrigation devices were not sterilised between use. Picture: NCA NewsWire

Bondi clinic issued hygiene warning over colonics

A Bondi wellness clinic at the centre of a hepatitis and HIV scare was issued a warning a month ago over a lack of proper sterilisation of colonic irrigation devices between uses.

NSW

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos OCTOBER 8, 2020: A discarded disposable COVID-19 coronavirus mask is pictured in the street in Sydney. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nicholas Eagar

Discarded masks may have second life in roads

Recycled face masks could be used to make roads and pavements after scientists discovered the unexpected engineering benefits of the used PPE material in construction.

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Tanya Batra is a 21-year-old designer who is raising awareness about eating disorders. Picture: Supplied,

Eating disorders ‘not just a white persons’ illness’

Halal menus, bilingual social workers and meal plans with food from around the world. One Sydney eating disorder clinic is smashing the myth illnesses only plague Anglo Australians.

NSW

Laura Jones (37) and Jeremy Jones (40) met online and now have a 16 month old son Jaylen., , Picture: Justin Lloyd

Rise of the ebaby: Why online daters are having more kids

Futurists predict that 2040 will be the “tipping point” when couples who use dating apps will outnumber those meeting in person.

SmartDaily

Chris Smith receives a tattoo of a Bunny from Tony Cohen on air during his 2GB radio show at Pyrmont. Picture Craig Greenhill

TV host reveals: ‘I won’t be around if I keep this up’

A one-off remark from his toddler has proved to be a huge wake up call for Sky News host and radio broadcaster Chris Smith.

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