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Michael Bachelard is a senior writer and former deputy editor and investigations editor of The Age. He has worked in Canberra, Melbourne and Jakarta, has written two books and won multiple awards for ...
Following a strict weight-loss program, Michael Bachelard endured twitchy legs, the fear of bad breath and constant cravings ...
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“The benchmark is already very high,” Parmegiani said. “At 15 per cent, a person is not functioning in their day-to-day life.