Fiona Hammond

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Fiona Hammond is a journalist who graduated from the John Morris journalism academy. Fiona lives on the south coast of NSW Australia and writes human interest stories and opinions, about gardening, sustainability, fishing, the environment and our planet.

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The Orgasmic Effect Book Review

'My workshops are about how we can better use our energy, how we can switch this energy on, not just for sex but to release stress, anxiety and to drop weight....all easy, when you have the key....males however are so disconnected

We are Not Sick, We are Transsexuals

In 1990 the World Health organisation took homosexulaity off its listing of mental illness,now is the time to remove transsexualism from that same listing.

Review: Cry From a Silent Planet and Interview with Author John Rowland

'A Cry from a Silent Planet' with its close resemblance to the here and now leaves us with the unnerving thought that this could in some way become a reality, and poses the question, does the planet truly belong to us?

Monster Movies and Censorship Madness

More on Melbourne's Monster Movie Fest, an interview with Eoin Macken and shocking horror-comedy banned shortly before screening.

Cinema Nova and Monster Movies Bring The World’s Horror Movies to Melbourne

Cinema Nova and Monster pictures bring to you Melbournes Monster Movie Fest,an interview with the Master of Horror Larry Cohen on his movie premier The Stuff and his master class on Movie making.

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Upwind Acquires Aegis as AI Security Labs Focuses on the Next Generation of Cyberattacks

The security challenges surrounding artificial intelligence are moving beyond...

Texas Lawsuit Alleges Fraud Against Prominent Realtor Involving Katy Asian Town Development

A dispute over money, records and control of a Katy Asian Town retail center has moved into Harris County district court.

Marketing Crunch Brings Consumer-Style Reviews To The Tech Marketing Industry

The marketing industry has never had a shortage of...

“One Flag Forward” Leads the Way  

From the USS Intrepid, up the Hudson River Greenway to the George Washington Bridge, New Yorkers ran to support the first day of One Flag Forward.
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