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• tipsandsteps: Poor children made to stitch sports balls in sweatshops Read more: http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/98
• tipsandsteps: Australian children as young as two are being prescribed antidepressants causing concern among mental health experts. A Nine News investigation has revealed more than 3,600 scripts were processed through Medicare for kids under the age of 6.
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• tipsandsteps: Why do airlines leave out row 13? Some airlines remove row 13 from their planes so not to spook superstitious flyers, including Air France, Emirates, Continental Airlines, Lufthansa and Ryanair. Lufthansa also flies minus a 17th row as it's regarded as unlucky in Italy and Brazil. Read more: http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/94
• tipsandsteps: Can your mobile phone cause a plane crash? The jury’s still out on this issue, but airlines are erring on the side of caution. Current regulations give crew the power to ban the use of any device that could threaten the safety of an aircraft. Experts say that electromagnetic waves emitted by mobiles can interfere with a plane’s electronics and cause a crash, concerns that were outlined in an investigation by the New York Times last year. Read more: http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/93
• tipsandsteps: Which seats are the safest? It’s true – the safest seat should you be involved in a mid-air disaster is the emergency exit, according to researchers from the University of Greenwich commissioned by the US Civil Aviation Authority, who looked at the accounts of 2000 survivors in 105 air accidents around the world. A seat up to five rows from an exit offers a greater chance of escaping if there's a fire. There’s only a “marginal” difference as to whether the seat is on the aisle or not. It also found passengers at the front of the plane had a 65 per cent chance of escape, while those at the rear had only a 53 per cent chance. Read more: http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/92
• tipsandsteps: MUMS and dads are being bombarded with so much contradictory information about the "correct" way to raise their #children that they are losing confidence in their #parenting skills, an expert warned yesterday. http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/91
• tipsandsteps: Divorce advice for women - When you're facing a divorce, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by everything. You know you need reliable information before you make any major decisions. Where do you get it, though? For most women, advice from friends just isn't enough. http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/90
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• tipsandsteps: Going for a swim can be lots of fun, but sometimes germs in swimming pools can make you sick. Some simple precautions can help you, your children and other swimmers stay healthy in pool water. http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/87
• tipsandsteps: IS lying ever OK? Is internet music piracy the same as stealing from a shop? Is sledging in cricket cheating? These are just some of the questions parents should ask their kids in an effort to make sure they are as "good" as they are "smart". http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/86
• tipsandsteps: First man on Moon, Neil Armstrong, dies at age 82 http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/85
• tipsandsteps: Your child a fussy eater? It may be in the genes. http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/84
• tipsandsteps: Tapwater sold as bottled water gets 180,000 per cent mark-up Read more: http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/83
• tipsandsteps: PARENTS need to learn modern child safety strategies to replace the outdated "stranger danger" message, child protection expert Emeritus Professor Freda Briggs has urged. Yesterday she said children need to be taught to ask themselves three questions: Do I know this person? Do I feel comfortable? And if I go with this person, will mum know where I am? http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/82
• tipsandsteps: NUDITY WARNING: EVER feel like you're blending into the background? Well artist Jean Paul Bourdier has created a series where the models do literally just that, with stunning results. Read more: http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/81
• tipsandsteps: THE Gold Coast is locked in a race for Australia's first surfing wave pool - with Ipswich. Yes, that surfing Mecca west of Brisbane - and about 100km from the nearest surfing beach - is in the frame to host the country's first purpose-built wave pool for surfing. Read more: http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/80
• tipsandsteps: IT should be right at home on the roads and farms of the US, but tariffs and the strong Australian dollar could prevent the Commodore Ute following the sedan as an export While plans for the new VF Commodore sedan to be exported to the US late next year are well advanced - including a role as Chevrolet's NASCAR competitor - tariff barriers of up to 40 per cent will prevent the two-seater ute following suit. Read more: http://tipsandsteps.com/share/url/79

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