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If losing winter’s woolly layers of clothing is leaving you feeling exposed, you will want to be at Hamer Hall on September 27 to hear Dr Michael Mosley speak. The British physician, producer and science journalist practises what he preaches as the creator of the 5:2 Diet, which has legions of devotees here and abroad. If you are curious about how the body works and hungry to hear weight-loss myths busted, Mosley’s long-awaited speaking circuit – which includes questions from the audience – is for you. Journalist Jane Rocca spoke to him for this week’s cover feature. ●

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nternational best-selling author and creator of the 5:2 Diet, Dr. Michael Mosley returns to Australia for a spoken-word tour this month.

The British physician and science journalist talks the benefits of fasting, reveals why rapid weight loss is good for you and how the Mediterranean diet can help you live longer.

Mosley last visited our shores in 2017 and admits a lot has happened in science since when it comes to understanding the human body.

His new book The Fast 800 gives dieters looking towards summer reasons to be cheerful. It promotes rapid weight loss as a good thing and, when done properly, can keep weight off as long as you follow his formula. To make life easier, it includes easy and low-carb recipes written by his wife Dr Clare Bailey and Justine Pattison.

“The Fast 800 is based on a lot of human research that’s taken place in Glasgow and Newcastle where rapid weight loss can actually stay off. There’s science to prove that losing it quickly can have health benefits and isn’t as radical as it may sound,” Mosley says.

Where the 5:2 Diet promoted eating normally on five days with two days restricting your calories to 500 a day, the improved version limits eaters to 800 calories with more flexibility on the other days.

“I wrote the 5:2 Diet back in 2012 – a lot has happened in seven years and science moves on,” Mosley says.

“Eight hundred calories seems to be low enough to do all the desirable things you want it to do in your day, and high enough to be able to stick to.

“I’ve made that change because that’s where the science has pointed to be most beneficial. Once you reach where you want to be, moving onto the 5:2 and then a Mediterranean diet is something I strongly promote.”

Mosley’s own diagnosis with type 2 diabetes in 2012 prompted him to research sugar and fasting, how our body responds to it and the science behind his dieting theories. “I always thought of myself as a bit slim, but when I look back at photographs from that time I wasn’t that slim,” he says.

“I had slowly put on more weight and was close to 90 kilos back then. My waistline was too big.

“That tipped me into becoming a diabetic like my father and I wanted to find a way to treat diabetes without medication. I lost 10 kilos and kept it off since – sometimes it’s a struggle as there is so much temptation around. I find chocolate hard to resist.”

Diabetes Australia says the chronic condition is increasing at a faster rate than other diseases such as heart disease and cancer. Type 1 diabetes accounts for 10 per cent of all diabetes while type 2 diabetes accounts for 85 per cent and increasing.

Mosley says groundbreaking research is occuring

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The science behind staying in shape in Melbourne with Professor Felice Jacka, the director of Deakin University’s Food and Mood Centre, at the forefront of this new revolution.

“Dr Jacka has done a lot of research into food, weight and our moods. There’s proof that depression and anxiety is caused by inflammation in the brain and that eating with a Mediterranean diet helps reduce that,” Mosley says.

“I am increasingly aware of the microbiome in the gut and its impact on mental and physical health. I touch on it in the book and the cutting edge research is happening in your city.”

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“We introduced a sugar tax in the UK, and I imagine Australians must be considering that.

We’ve done it with tobacco and it’s now sugar’s time.”

osley, a married father of four who lives in the UK and hosts shows on the BBC, ABC and SBS, says his wife can resist sugary foods more than he can.

“Clare happily snatches a sweet out of my hands when she sees it,” he smiles. They avoid processed foods at all costs. “I eat a lot more fermented foods these days from sauerkraut to yoghurt. It’s become a big thing over the past few years and more people are making kombucha and eating kimchi. The science shows this is great for gut health,” he says.

According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, the average life expectancy for Australians is 82 and Mosley says we should make the most of the great forecast ahead.

“Australians have a good life expectancy, but what would be good is to live those extra years in good health. You can do that by making some changes to the way you live now,” Mosley says.

“The biggest challenge is tackling obesity and our obsession with junk food. Research by Professor Jacka has shown that it is not enough to eat healthily 60 per cent of the time; and that eating junk undoes the good you’ve done.

“We introduced a sugar tax in the UK, and I imagine Australians must be considering that.

We’ve done it with tobacco and it’s now sugar’s time.” ● MICHAEL MOSLEY: WONDERS OF THE HUMAN BODY \ Hamer Hall, Arts Centre Melbourne, September 27. Tickets on sale.

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elbourne-based director Daina Reid has scored her first Emmy Award nomination for The Handmaid’s Tale second season episode “Holly”. It’s also the first time she’s directed in the US and finds herself competing against the directors of Game of Thrones and Killing Eve for the top honour.

Reid will be in Los Angeles for the awards ceremony on September 22, and will be taking her husband along for the red carpet ride.

“I can’t wait,” she says while taking the call for this interview on a train and bus transfer.

Rewind a few weeks ago and the Melbournian had no idea she’d been nominated. It was while checking her phone after waking that she saw a text message that read “congratulations”.

Reid, who made a name for herself as a director for TV series such as Paper Giants, The Secret Life of Us and Stan series Romper Stomper Stomper, says working in the US has been a great experience. She spent more than four-and-a-half months there, but certainly missed her kids and husband while away.

“My family came to visit, but it’s nothing like all

Red carpet ride The Melbourne director lauded for her vision of Gilead.

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“All those years I spent working on Australian shows and telling those stories certainly put me in a great position when I started on Handmaid’s Tale.” that emotion and find out what is driving them.”

Reid, who started out doing comedy on ’90s TV show Full Frontal, says she always wanted to act but chose directing instead.

When she got her first gig to direct Blue Heelers she got a taste for a career she has thoroughly enjoyed ever since.

“I never did stand-up comedy, that would be the scariest thing I think, and I admire many colleagues who do that, but for me I found my feet in directing and have loved every opportunity,” she says.

A five-time AACTA/AFI award nominee, Reid was also the 2017 recipient of the Australian Director’s Guild’s Michael Carson Award, presented for her overall contribution to Australian TV drama directing. “It’s exciting at this stage of my career to see things take off in the USA and I hope to do more there. I won’t say no to that.” ●

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waking up in the same house and all eating together,” Reid says. “But when the opportunity to work on an episode came up, I couldn’t say no.”

Reid says being nominated is a thrilling career moment.

“All those years I spent working on Australian shows and telling those stories certainly put me in a great position when I started on Handmaid’s Tale – I felt confident enough to do that job well,” she says.

Reid says working in the US as opposed to Australia is vastly different.

“The budget to do things is the biggest one and we tend to have to get things done really quickly here, [and] in the US there’s still that emphasis but not as much.” Reid’s winning style comes down to understanding the vulnerability of a character.

“I always start with a script first and take notice of what it says to me,” she says.

“I get that story in my head and go from there.

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The best on show Bertie Beetle bags aside, this year’s Royal Melbourne Show will have respite dining for patient adults.

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he Royal Melbourne Show brings a little bit of country twang to the city, but the demand to up the ante on food, plus a larger and better-designed show bag pavilion, and more entertainment to keep adults happy gives this year’s event a mighty kick in a new direction.

If you’re keen to do things a little differently at the show this year (and keep your kids off the sugar highs even for a moment; go on, I dare you) head to The Meadow; an undercover pavilion which is back for a second

year with a host of Melbourne’s best eateries.

You’ll find 400 Gradi, Biggie Smalls and Miso Fresh serving from food trucks while 6Ft6Wines brings its “silver bullet” caravan along.

Shane Delia’s Biggie Smalls is serving chicken kebabs and share plates while Miso Fresh delivers on Japanese fusion – think chicken karaage and teriyaki tofu soba salads.

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Think sirloin steaks, Angus burgers and other chargrilled specials that change daily. There’s also a vegetarian and vegan option and a children’s menu.

According to the show’s chief executive, Paul Guerra, The Meadow is a perfect chill-out zone for dining in a laidback environment.

Kick back in the 140-seater classic pub-style steakhouse in between stints visiting livestock and tasting pavilions. Executive chef and head of food and beverage Neil Rocke says the Angus Steakhouse will sell new cuts and encourage diners to eat and drink well, and chill with the family.

“The Steakhouse is definitely a place to sit back and relax in a more grown-up environment,” Rocke says.

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budding environmentalists doing it for the future.

This sustainable pop-up tiny home (created by founder Tamara Di Mattina) encourages visitors to discover ways their family can help the planet. Small steps include saying no to straw use, switching to LED lighting, swapping processed food for “real food” and buying grey watersafe cleaning products.

And, then there are the show bags.

With more than 300 to choose from, we recommend you have a look online and make your shortlist first.

The Beatles show bag (it comes with a beach towel) is one to check out while AFL-themed bags always sell out due to finals fever in Melbourne.

Bertie Beetle (still just $2) is there if you’re feeling nostalgic, while the Elle tote (filled with products worth

more than $270) is popular. From Cosentino the Illusionist’ Illusionist’s stage show to the Elton John Experience musical, there’s something for every generation. Show organisers have embraced the idea of an artist-inresidence. Colombian-born and Melbourne-based sculptor Alexander Esenarro will create artworks over 11 days. Adults should also check the Winning Tastes Pavilion for awardwinning food and drinks.

While there, enjoy That’s Amore Cheese, Dane’s Coffee (for the best caffeine hit by this year’s Champion Australian Roasters) and desserts – if you’re gonna eat sweets, do it in style with Christy Tania’s spectacular glace creations. ● ROYAL MELBOURNE SHOW 2019 \ September 21-October 1.

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The architect-designed house was built this decade.

Thankfully, native trees on the property hail from earlier days. Straight up, you get the sweet sight of leafy, eucalyptus limbs framing a texturally rich facade.

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The property is zoned for St Helena College. Both it and Glen Katherine Primary are a short walk away. We’re hardpushed to find another synonym for green; let’s just say Eltham North is big on undeveloped spaces suitable for dog walking, ball play and fresh-air relaxation. Take a short drive to Eltham station and leave the car there for efficient, lightfootprint, city commuting. ●

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On a long block on an iconic strip with a second frontage to Hardy Terrace, this mid-century, blond-brick house is ripe for renovation, extension or a wrecking ball, STCA. The present layout stages a retreat or third bedroom adjoining the garage, laundry and storage area on the lower level.

On ground level, the kitchen has a timber divider to the family room; the lounge and dining rooms enjoy city views over a golf course foreground, and the main bedroom has a small en suite. With Yarra River trails within metres and Christmas-light action just around the chronological corner, the future here looks so bright you might have to wear shades. ● KAY KEIGHERY Agent: Fletchers, Greg Taylor 0409 090 611 Price: $1.8 million-$1.98 million Auction: noon, September 22

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In line with the large, contemporary homes in the immediate and sought-after neighbourhood, this one packs a roomy punch. It’s also spick, span and unusually bright. The classic facade fronts two sweeping storeys, with a study and formal and informal living spaces on ground and a retreat serving the first-floor bedrooms; the main has a dressing area and a spa-bath en suite. The interior styling is cross-century traditional, and fixtures and fittings are top quality. The lower level of the backyard features decks and terracing around a kidney shaped pool, while the upper goes all out for lawn. At the end of the court, Cascades Park adds waterside strolls on tap. ● KAY KEIGHERY Agent: Miles, Elisse Farquhar 0419 116 130 Price: $1.36 million-$1.4 million Expressions of interest: close 5pm, September 23

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Research 19 Ingrams Road Thoughtfully Planned And Masterfully Executed Going beyond is striking street presence, this immediately impressive poolside residence presents a rare opportunity to own a grand home which provides family friendly living, unparalleled comfort and lavish style in a very enviable location. Set on a very generous 2039m2 allotment (approx), it´s a place where your family can comfortably grow into while its meticulous presentation throughout cleverly laid out spaces over two substantial levels means you can move straight in and embrace the contemporary luxury from day one. EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST: Offers Close by 5pm Tuesday 1st October (Unless Sold Prior)

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A specialist who helps people who have been advised they are unsuitable for laser surgery, Dr Stubbs is also committed to demonstrating that age, corneal distortion or astigmatism are no barriers to eliminating the need for glasses.

One of my best moments was treating a 12-year-old girl who was struggling at school because of poor vision due to congenital cataracts even with the use of thick glasses. Now 10 years later, she still has 20/20 vision without glasses. That inspires me.

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