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  Hi People, We are what we eat is a common saying, and this is the reason why most people have taken to healthy eating. I had always thought that unhealthy eating could affect my overall health but I was surprised to know that there are certain foods which can affect the health of our teeth. In my quest of healthy eating, I used to drink lots of lemonade and oranges throughout the day. However, it was ruining my teeth. I got to know that citric foods could erode the tooth enamel and harm the teeth if consumed in large quantity. I am sure a lot of people don’t know it. So here is an article about the best and worst foods for your teeth.   https://www.dentisthopeisland.com.au/the-best-and-worst-foods-for-your-teeth/

 COVID-19 has not stopped international education. As of August 24, 524,000 international students were living among us in Australian cities and communities. They represent 78% of all student visa holders, according to data the Department of Home Affairs provided to us. These students are potential ambassadors for Australia and our institutions. They could help shape our country’s reputation as a safe and welcoming destination in the post-pandemic world – but only if we look after them. Read more:  https://theconversation.com/4-out-of-5-international-students-are-still-in-australia-how-we-treat-them-will-have-consequences-145099

 If you’re going to go on a bit of a road trip, you need to make sure there is a delicious treat at your destination. So it’s timely that the Baking Association of Australia has just announced the country’s best pies for 2020. Now we can map out a pie trail, and give our weekend drives a real purpose. There’s good news for people living in Victoria (and let’s face it – Victorians could really do with a win). Country Cob Bakery in Boronia and Kyneton cleaned up, taking out a stunning four prizes: the best plain mince pie, the best flavoured pie for its pepper steak pie, best gourmet pie for its American barbecue whiskey pork and quail egg pie, and best vegetarian pie with its curry cauliflower, chickpea, lentil and pea number. Read more:  https://www.news.com.au/travel/australian-holidays/where-to-find-australias-best-pies/news-story/d907b96f352ba1ff9cd944ec614ed5e1

 China's Commerce Ministry has confirmed it has launched an anti-subsidy investigation into Australian wine exported in containers of 2 litres or less. The probe will be aimed at determining whether Australian wine exporters benefit from government subsidies. The investigation will last one year, however it can be extended to the end of February 2022 under special circumstances. It comes two weeks after China launched a separate year-long investigation into alleged dumping of Australian wine into the Chinese market. Read more:  https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08-31/china-launches-anti-subsidy-investigation-into-australian-wine/12612896

 The five consecutive hikes in compulsory super contributions due to start next July should be deferred or abandoned in the view of the overwhelming majority of the leading Australian economists surveyed by the Economic Society of Australia and The Conversation. Two thirds — 29 of the 44 surveyed — want the increases deferred or abandoned. Only 13 think they should proceed as planned. Read more:  https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08-31/australias-top-economists-oppose-increases-compulsory-super/12611544

Hello Everyone,  Do you know there are so many things in a house that are extremely germy, but still people forget to clean them? The germs and bacteria on these things spread to different places and make your entire home an unhealthy place. Thus, you need to identify such things that not only require cleaning but also sanitising. To give you more information on this topic, I am sharing here an excellent piece of information. One of my friends recently shared it with me. After reading it, I found it beneficial for everyone, particularly those families who have kids. If you want to know those things in detail, read the complete article here. https://www.bondcleaningingoldcoast.com.au/10-germy-things-in-your-house-youre-forgetting-to-clean/

 Western Australia Phase 5 has been delayed and the tentative new date is now Saturday, October 24th. Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan today announced that the Phase 5 easing of restrictions in the state would now be delayed a further 2 months. The result of this announcement means that the Perth Royal Show for 2020 will now be cancelled. “The decision on the Royal Show will come as a disappointment for many people, but right now we just cannot afford to take an unnecessary risk.” Mr McGowan said. Read more: https://soperth.com.au/western-australia-phase-5-delayed-42437

 Australia is now at three-times the normal likelihood of experiencing dangerous weather events linked to colder conditions as part of an atmospheric phenomenon not seen since 2017, meteorologists say. The Bureau of Meterology today updated its El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) outlook to say the country is now on alert for a 70 per cent chance of La Niña forming before the end of 2020. La Niña is a phenomenon caused by strong winds over oceans around the equator, such as the Pacific Ocean, that stir up colder waters and cause sharp shifts in on-land weather conditions. Read more:   https://www.9news.com.au/national/australia-weather-forecast-la-nina-bom-outlook-chance-of-dangerous-rain-cyclones/e9736424-4b3d-4400-8e30-f709e448809a

 The traditional owners of Juukan Gorge say they are “appalled” that unauthorised photos showing the destruction of two sacred sites have been offered for sale, saying the images are “profiteering from our anguish”. The photographs, seen by Guardian Australia, were taken in early July about six weeks after mining company Rio Tinto detonated explosives above two ancient rock shelters, one of which had been occupied by the Puutu Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura (PKKP) peoples for more than 46,000 years and was deemed to be of the highest archeological significance in Australia. Read more:  https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/aug/19/juukan-gorge-traditional-owners-appalled-unauthorised-photos-of-offered-for-sale

 A 62-year-old architect from Perth has become the second Australian to die from coronavirus in Bali. Paul Koodravsev died three weeks after contracting the virus, The West Australian reports. It’s understood the expatriate had been living in the eastern island community of Sanur for many years and had designed some of Bali’s most stylish villas. Read more:   https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/health-wellbeing/perth-architect-paul-koodravsev-becomes-second-australian-to-die-of-covid-in-bali-c-1248873