More than a third of Australian kids eat a mostly unhealthy diet, and less than 5 per cent are eating enough vegetables. Leading dietitian and author Karen Inge says 37 per cent of 4 to 8-year-olds get their energy from unhealthy foods such as cakes, biscuits, takeaway food, and soft drinks. A survey conducted by […]
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Dee Dee Dunleavy
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28/01/2020
‘This is a man that has transcended basketball’: Call to honour Kobe Bryant at Australian Open tonight
An idea from 3AW Sports Reporter Shane McInnes has lit up the swtichboard and sparked debate on air. Shane suggested a moment of silence at the Australian Open tonight, ahead of the match between Nick Kyrgios and Rafael Nadal and 7pm, to honour basketball superstar Kobe Bryant. Bryant was tragically killed when a helicopter he […]
Dee Dee Dunleavy /
27/01/2020
‘I’m so over it’: Dee Dee says the decluttering trend has gone too far
The minimalist lifestyle, spurred on by the Marie Kondo tidying craze, has reached fever point. Ikea Australia is advertising 10 new rules for ‘tidy technicians’, who will be paid $150 an hour to declutter and organise homes across the country. But Dee Dee says it’s gone to far. “I am so over this Marie Kondo […]
Dee Dee Dunleavy /
24/01/2020
‘They’re going into the grave’: Historian objects to plan to extract treasure from Titanic shipwreck
For more than a century the treasures inside the Titanic have remained undisturbed at the bottom of the ocean, but that may all be about to change. The wreck was found in 1985, but only artifacts found outside the shipwreck, in the surrounding area, have been brought back to the surface. Now, there are plans […]
Dee Dee Dunleavy /
23/01/2020
The scientific secret to the perfect cup of coffee!
It’s no secret that Melburnians relish the fact we’re often touted as the coffee capital of the world. A team of scientists have been working with Melbourne baristas to find the methodology behind brewing the best cup of joe. Barista Michael Cameron, who worked on the project, explained some of the results on 3AW Afternoons […]
Dee Dee Dunleavy /
23/01/2020
More than a third of Australian kids eat a mostly unhealthy diet, and less than 5 per cent are eating enough vegetables. Leading dietitian and author Karen Inge says 37 per cent of 4 to 8-year-olds get their energy from unhealthy foods such as cakes, biscuits, takeaway food, and soft drinks. A survey conducted by […]
Dee Dee Dunleavy
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28/01/2020
‘This is a man that has transcended basketball’: Call to honour Kobe Bryant at Australian Open tonight
An idea from 3AW Sports Reporter Shane McInnes has lit up the swtichboard and sparked debate on air. Shane suggested a moment of silence at the Australian Open tonight, ahead of the match between Nick Kyrgios and Rafael Nadal and 7pm, to honour basketball superstar Kobe Bryant. Bryant was tragically killed when a helicopter he […]
Dee Dee Dunleavy
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27/01/2020
‘I’m so over it’: Dee Dee says the decluttering trend has gone too far
The minimalist lifestyle, spurred on by the Marie Kondo tidying craze, has reached fever point. Ikea Australia is advertising 10 new rules for ‘tidy technicians’, who will be paid $150 an hour to declutter and organise homes across the country. But Dee Dee says it’s gone to far. “I am so over this Marie Kondo […]
Dee Dee Dunleavy
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24/01/2020
‘They’re going into the grave’: Historian objects to plan to extract treasure from Titanic shipwreck
For more than a century the treasures inside the Titanic have remained undisturbed at the bottom of the ocean, but that may all be about to change. The wreck was found in 1985, but only artifacts found outside the shipwreck, in the surrounding area, have been brought back to the surface. Now, there are plans […]
Dee Dee Dunleavy
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23/01/2020
The scientific secret to the perfect cup of coffee!
It’s no secret that Melburnians relish the fact we’re often touted as the coffee capital of the world. A team of scientists have been working with Melbourne baristas to find the methodology behind brewing the best cup of joe. Barista Michael Cameron, who worked on the project, explained some of the results on 3AW Afternoons […]
Dee Dee Dunleavy
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23/01/2020