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  • When It’s Not A Good Thing To Be No.1

    When It’s Not A Good Thing To Be No.1

    Recent research released from the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute has shown that Australia once again has the unenviable title of having the world’s highest rates of invasive melanoma, just edging out our New Zealand counterparts.  Invasive melanoma is the deadliest...

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  • Summer Beach Safety Tips

    Summer Beach Safety Tips

    Heading into the summer months millions of Australians will be heading to one of our 1200 glorious beach locations.  With 258 rescues on Australia beaches already this season, it’s worth reminding ourselves of some basic tips to stay safe at the...

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  • It’s Time for Dads To Get Sun Smart

    It’s Time for Dads To Get Sun Smart

    Men are diagnosed with Melanoma at a much greater rate than women, with more than double the amount of Australian men dying from Melanoma each year.  So it’s time for Australian men to get Sun Smart! 
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  • Something For Everyone in Our New Season Swimwear Release

    Something For Everyone in Our New Season Swimwear Release

    Our Summer 2018/19 collection has arrived just in time to get the family Summer Ready!  With an expanded range, new styles and designs, there’s something for the entire family.  All with the style and quality you’ve come to expect from Sandy Feet Australia.
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  • Motivating Kids to Be Active

    Motivating Kids to Be Active

    Physical activity during childhood and adolescence provides benefits way beyond physical health.  It's also critical for building a health self-esteem and establishing healthy behaviours they can carry through to adulthood.  However keeping kids motivated to be active is not always easy.  
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  • Mums and Dads Need Protecting Too

    Mums and Dads Need Protecting Too

    Recent research from The Cancer Council of Australia has revealed that whilst we've seen improvement in the SunSmart behaviours of our children, an alarming amount of Australian Adults are still getting sunburnt on summer weekends.
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