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The unlikely link between marathons, addiction and the brain

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By Adelaide Miller Verified, Lindsay Dunbar
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
From drug-fuelled nights to 4.40am runs: One man's path to sobriety and the science that reveals running's powerful effect on the brain. Alone in his room, Trent Knox separated a bag of white powder into neat lines, inhaled through his nose, and waited for the high to drown out the real world. Time no longer made sense. Night blended into day and into night again. His mind was unable to hear his body pleading for sleep. As the dawn broke, Trent knew the benders were getting bigger.
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In a quest for an affordable mortgage my family tried apartment living

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By Rhiannon Stevens, Lindsay Dunbar
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
When my family moved from a house to an apartment I wondered if losing a backyard deprived our son of something fundamental. But is living without a backyard actually a bad thing? Prefer to listen to this story? Click here. "Will we be bringing our backyard?" my three-year-old son asks when he first walks into an empty two-bedroom apartment in Melbourne. I had just finished explaining that his toys and our furniture would be arriving soon in a truck.
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Astrology vs the algorithm: Why my Indian parents are hunting for my husband

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By Lindsay Dunbar, Prianka Srinivasan Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
From Tinder-style matrimonial apps to ancient astrological birth charts, today’s arranged marriages blend technology and tradition in unexpected ways. On the Indian matrimonial market, I am a tough sell. At 177cm, I'm too tall. At 36, too old. And, born and raised in Australia, my habits are seen as too "Western" for families seeking a traditional Hindu bride. It is with these misgivings I find myself getting my horoscope analysed at a home in Melbourne's south-east.
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