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The natural human impulse is to bunker down and look out for Number One when times get tough. But is that actually the most effective response?

Raw-food restaurants and cookbooks are becoming more popular. But does eating more raw foods significantly benefit your body and general health?

Breakfast is brain food for kids.

Western diets are making us sick, but certain traditional eating patterns can deliver both health and flavour on the one plate.

Cherries have sweet benefits, quite literally!

"Detox" diets are a dime a dozen, but are they worth that much?

Fitness level, blood sugar control and brain size. Do we inherit these things or can we change them? To find out, researchers studied 10 sets of identical twins in their 30s in which one twin was physically active and the other relatively sedentary.

Can you recognise the signs of favour and fear transmitted by children? Devyani Borade looks at what really happens on the playground.

Violence fuelled by alcohol is rising in Australia, but Geoff Youlden believes the media plays an equal part in the demise of values and virtues.

Many parents complain that they can't get their children to eat vegetables, often giving up after the first few tries. But teaching your kids to develop a love for vegetables is one of the best gifts you can give, as it will be with them for a lifetime.

How the media is making us more afraid

For Lina Maevis, building a house gave her something more than a home to live in.

Why the Big Bang eventually goes bust, universe-sized bubbles pop and string theory has cosmologists tangled up.

So often seen as a normal part of the lives of young people, binge drinking is increasingly putting those lives at risk. Victor Parachin reports.

The Sabbath is a weekly reminder that we need to take time to be with God, family and friends, to remember where we came from and what Jesus has done for us.

The Bible teaches that only those who believe in Jesus will gain eternal life. Borge Schantz asks, What happens to those who never heard about Jesus?

Jarrod Stackelroth explores the life and faith of one ofthe world's bestknown and "gifted" neurosurgeons.

Dive into the depths of hyper-consumerism and virtual identities as Mark Sayers unveils the effects of media culture on our daily lives.