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This season's shorts offerings are a lesson in versatility.

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Gently does it. Lovely lace continues to inspire a romantic mood for summer.

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Is there life after MasterChef? Well there certainly has been for best-selling cookbook author Chelsea Winter, discovers Greg Dixon.

The 'Titanic' and 'Heavenly Creatures' actress on why New Zealand remain so close to her heart.

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