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Money How to make a free will online Online wills work for some people but aren’t ideal for everyone. Here’s what you need to know about making a digital Will to make sure you don’t leave a headache behind for your loved ones.

Lifestyle Awesome ways to skip the bottle shop queues Looking to elevate your wine game without breaking the bank? Read Drinks Digest founder Alana House's recommendations on how to uncork the world of value wines available online. She reveals the hidden truths about those $7 bottles of wine and the magic of finding quality wines that won't disappoint your palate.

Travel What to expect on a cruise to nowhere (that was also a comedy cruise)When writer Alana House booked herself a comedy cruise to nowhere, she got more than a few laughs and surprises. This experienced cruising traveller explains the weird and wonderful things that can happen at sea.

Lifestyle Online dating after 50: how to avoid toads (and scammers)Julie Greig started dating online a few years after she was widowed at 54. Her book, Kissing Toads, teaches you how to start and enjoy your online dating life while avoiding scammers and con artists. She shares a small excerpt with Citro, but the book also includes information on how to start dating online, what to put in your profile and more.

Lifestyle 100 years ago, Melbourne went mad with Spooks on Halloween Lost Australian history October 30 to November 6

Travel Spida's top 5 fishing spots in Australia Whether it's chasing barra or reeling in red snapper, there are plenty of picturesque places across Australia to fish. Great Australian Doorstep host Peter Everitt and his wife Sheree share their top 5 fishing spots with Citro.

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Lifestyle How to grow your own food fast: quick-growing veggies for beginner gardeners Eating fresh herbs, fruits and vegetables is great for our health. And so is gardening, which keeps us active, engaged and in touch with nature. Sarah Coleman explains how easy it is to grow your own, however small your harvest may be.

Health How to retire without jeopardising your health The first year of retiring from full-time work can be associated with lower life satisfaction and depression as well as physical health problems. Carolyn Tate explores what can go wrong and how to avoid it.