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Shelley Bridgeman: Fat activism
Fat activism is the latest movement sweeping the globe as plus-size people rally against prejudice and discrimination.
Mum's diet key to baby health
Expectant mothers' diets could be creating an obesity timebomb for their unborn children, a groundbreaking study involving New Zealand scientists has revealed.
Anguish over delayed obesity surgery
Angelique Jurd was terrified she would rapidly regain weight she had to lose to have obesity surgery.
Obese children 'at greater risk of bone fractures'
Obese young children are vulnerable to bone fractures and more likely to develop osteoporosis in old age, British study finds.
TV Eye: But weight, there's more reality TV
Dear, oh dear, whatever's happened to the once-rather-wonderful Kirstie Alley? She got fat, of course.
Study: Sugars could harm unborn baby
Pregnant women who eat a lot of sugar-laden food could be compromising their babies' development, new New Zealand research suggests.
Big mums risk babies' health
Overweight pregnant women are a growing problem and they are costing the health system millions of dollars.
Nauru tops obesity league
Pacific island nations now occupy the top seven places in the World Health Organisation's global obesity rankings.
Just one in three Australians will be 'healthy weight' by 2025
Figures to be released at an obesity summit today indicate 72 per cent of Australians aged over 25 will have a weight problem in 2025.
A slim chance of success
There are moments in life when you feel the universe is telling you - as politely as possible - that you have become a Fat Bastard.
Maori pedal weight-loss plan to the top
'First drop your pie' was the lesson for one of the Hastings crew who cycled into Parliament to prove their weight loss programme was working.
NSW law requires fast food outlets to display kilojoule counts
There is praise in New Zealand for an initiative across the Tasman, forcing fast food outlets to display kilojoule counts.