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Sydney Airport launches $20 skip-the-queue Fast Track pass

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By Laura Barry Verified
| Vacations and Travel Verified
Adobe Stock Sydney Airport is giving international travellers a new way to save time before international flights, with the launch of a paid Fast Track service at Terminal 1 International. Sydney Airport's new Fast Track service allows passengers to join a priority queue before the main security screening area, aiming to reduce the time spent waiting in line. It is available for all international departures from Sydney Airport's T1 and costs $20 per person, including GST.
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How often should you wash bed sheets?

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By Laura Barry Verified, Rachel Iorfino Verified
| Better Homes and Gardens Australia Verified
Leaving it too long can turn sheets into 'botanical park of bacteria'. Asides The summer heat means more sweating during sleep. In winter, sickness means a breeding ground for bacteria in your bed. When was the last time you washed your bed sheets? Considering humans usually spend about one-third of their lifetime snuggled up and asleep in bed, it stands to reason that our sheets, pillows and duvets are probably a whole lot filthier than we imagine.
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In-seat stretches for long-haul flights: a physiotherapist's guide

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By Laura Barry Verified
| Vacations and Travel Verified
Adobe Stock A too-small seat, limited legroom, a mediocre meal service or a stinky seatmate are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the frustrations and foibles of long-haul flying. Aches creep in mere hours after takeoff; the stiffness of forced immobility soon follows, before the overwhelming desire to be anywhere but 35,000 feet in the air sets in.
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