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5 Best Places to Eat In SydneyAny visit to the country demands a few days spent in the commercial capital - Sydney. Here are 5 food experiences you will thoroughly enjoy when visiting the city.
- Watch: PM Modi Talks About Lucknowi Chaat And Jalebi On Sydney Visit
PM Modi is currently in Australia for a visit, where he spoke about chaat and jalebi much to the delight of Indians living in the country.
- McDonald's Disguises Itself as a Health-Food Cafe
It looks like a just another Sydney cafe, but beneath the bread boards and beyond the quinoa is the latest McDonald's incarnation - a testing lab
- From Watermelon Cake to Miso Eclair: The Most Innovative Cakes This Year
Australia's finest pastry chefs gathered at Sydney's Sweet Street event to show their latest creations.
- This Bizarre Restaurant Promises Terrible Service With Rude Staff; Here's Why
Strange! Here is a restaurant that takes pride in offering great food, but with the worst service ever.
- Can Exercise Balance Out Unhealthy Diet? Study Reveals It's Not The Case
A new study suggests that a higher level of physical activity cannot outweigh the damage caused by a poor diet, especially when it comes to mortality.
- Ghar Ka Khana" In Sydney Is Oh-So Relatable">Neena Gupta Relishing "Ghar Ka Khana" In Sydney Is Oh-So Relatable
The actress dropped a picture of what seems like her lunch plate on her Instagram Stories that truly left us drooling all over our screens.
- 20 Minutes of Sprints, Thrice a Week to Shed Belly Fat
Want to shed that belly fat? Try sprinting, say Australian researchers.Just 20 minutes of sprints on an exercise bike, three times a week, will do. It could replace seven hours of jogging over the week ...
- TV Viewing a Cause for Obesity?
Talking about foundation of lifestyle behaviours being established as early as pre-school, a study found that nearly half of obese children ate dinner in front of the TV more than three times a week.The study, ...
- Tea Lowers Odds of Ovarian Cancer?
Drinking tea seems to lower odds of ovarian cancer, Australian research involving 1,000 women says.Dada Su from Curtin University co-authored the study in China, involving 500 patients of ovarian carcinoma and the other half being ...
