A new body wash infused with exfoliating acids has been dubbed a game-changer for those dealing with dry, inflamed skin or body acne.
Designed for those who workout regularly, the Mecca Athletica Skin Perfecting Body Wash from Mecca Cosmetica costs just $38 and is supercharged with a skin-smoothing blend designed to exfoliate built-up layers of dead skin and unclog pores.
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A new body wash infused with exfoliating acids has been dubbed a game-changer- for those dealing with dry, inflamed skin or body acne
Hundreds of potentially Covid-infected Sydney residents were left to wander the streets for four days after an embarrassing contact tracing error,.
NSW Health issued an alert for the Crossroads Hotel in Casula, southwest Sydney - infamous for being the epicentre of an outbreak with 65 infections in just ten days last year.
Customers who were there on Wednesday evening were told to get tested immediately and isolate for 14 days regardless of their result.
However, the alert was actually meant for the Crossways Hotel on Liverpool Road in Strathfield South - 25km away - at 7pm to 10.30pm on the same day.
Australia is battling a Covid outbreak on four fronts with cases now in Queensland, Western Australia, and the Northern Territory, along with 30 more in NSW.
CBD properties flood the market as owners shift into sell mode
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Shifting fortunes are bringing a flood of CBD properties to market with a raft of long-term and short-term investors calling time on their holdings.
In the west end, a pair of investors who held their properties for more than 40 years are selling 423-425 Elizabeth Street.
CostFox’s strata office in Cremorne.
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Originally part of the old Argus Hotel - neighbouring the Argus Building on the corner of Latrobe Street - the shop is expected to fetch a whopping $15 million.