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Diana JenkinsContent Director – Education and Lifestyle

Diana Jenkins is a journalist and editor with more than 20 years’ experience. Currently Content Director – Education and Lifestyle, Diana has worked across the News Corp Australia stable and has an incurable newsprint nature.

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SmartDaily

Why young star athletes need Plan A, B and C

As talent identification in sport targets younger Aussie kids, experts and former pro athletes agree that junior development programs should include educational building blocks for Plan B

Travel News

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, AUGUST 1, 2022. Qantas domestic in Melbourne returns to normal after overnight and early morning delays due to a computer problem. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

Australia’s most delayed airport revealed

Flights leaving one Australian airport have had the largest delays in the entire country, with almost 70 per cent of planes delayed.

Travel

Australia’s most delayed airport revealed

Flights leaving one Australian airport have had the largest delays in the entire country, with almost 70 per cent of planes delayed.

NewsWire

Safest jobs to have during a recession

A financial expert has weighed in on recession-proof jobs amid rising costs of living and skyrocketing interest rates.

SmartDaily

SMART - Cancer Council: Nigel Wiggins, 75, pictured with his friend Johanna Oktay, has participated in the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program since it began. Mr Wiggins had no symptoms. but the free, at-home test picked up a rectal tumour. Picture: supplied

How one habit can save your life

Bowel and rectal cancer can strike without symptoms, but making a habit of the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program can save your life with a free, simple test you do at home every other year

National

DAILY TELEGRAPH 22 JULY 2022Embargoed for Monday 25 July 2022 Pictured at home in Manly is Mum Renee Nowytarger with her son Zac Nowytarger (11). Results based on a recent Fonto survey shows that kids are increasingly switching off from reading by the time they turn 14.Picture: Richard Dobson

Parents battle to switch kids back on to reading

Parents struggling with the current cost of living pressure cooker have an extra battle on their hands with a new survey showing some school aged children have switched off from reading.

Pregnancy

Sall Grover, founder of Giggle, a social networking app for women.

‘Dehumanising’ words spark new mum’s fury

A new mum being offended by two words on an official form has led to swift action from the government.

SmartDaily

John lost his wife Louise in 2014 after she died suddenly following a brain aneurysm. John and Louise had discussed organ donation when they first met and he knew she was a registered organ and tissue donor. He wanted to honour her decision at the time of her death, and Louise became an organ donor, saving the lives of six people. Donation Specialist Nurse at Royal Melbourne Hospital Michael Jay (right) with donor husband John Lowe (left). Picture Rebecca Michael.

Why loved ones need to know how you feel

Organ donation plummeted during Covid, now DonateLife Week is the prime time to ask how loved ones feel about organ donation – a precious, life-saving gift to others in times of personal loss

Environment

Tesla’s massive call to get petrol cars off our roads

Tesla has revealed more about its future in Australia with more electric vehicles on the way.

True Crime

‘Easy’ way crims can buy guns on dark web

Underworld figures are able to get their hands on illegal guns “within a matter of hours of leaving jail”, despite Australia’s tight gun laws.

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