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Aussie stars reveal their New Year's resolutions for 2022

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With 2022 one day away, it's time to make some New Year's resolutions — whether that means planning to exercise more, swearing to cut down on sugar or taking up a new hobby.

Here, Aussie media personalities and presenters detail their resolutions for the new year — and how likely they are to keep them....

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With 2022 only one day away, it's time to make some New Year's resolutions. Getty Images/iStockphoto

Livinia Nixon, 9News Melbourne presenter

"I try not to make resolutions, as I've generally given up by Jan 5!"

Lauren Phillips, Radio presenter

"To find a work-life balance. For the second half of this year, I've worked a seven-morning-a week schedule. Five mornings on KIIS and then Weekend Today. It's been a lot of fun, but sadly just not sustainable. This year I'll ensure I see more of my family and friends."

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Lauren Phillips

Lauren Phillips hopes to achieve a better work-life balance Instagram/@lfizzlphillips

Monty Dimond, KIIS FM host

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"I don't really make New Year's resolutions, but I do like to go over what I achieved the previous year and think about what I want to include more of in the upcoming year, which usually involves more exercise, reading and meditation — which I will most likely, in fact definitely, won't stick to. Do you ever keep them?"

Allison Langdon, Today presenter

"If this year has taught us anything, it's to make the most of anything and we can't take things for granted; certainly each other and the simple things like spending time with our family. I'm looking forward to a lot more of that in 2022."

Sami Lukis, 9Honey columnist

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"I stopped making New Year's resolutions years ago, because I never stick to them. But I am committed to improving my golf handicap next year. Does that count?"

Sami Lukis stopped making New Year's Resolutions years ago. Instagram/samilukis

Darren Palmer, The Block Judge

"I don't make them. I like to set goals whenever they arise and achieve them at a timely manner, step by step."

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Neale Whitaker, The Block judge

"I gave up on resolutions many years ago. The new year will bring what it brings."

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Neil Whitaker

Neil Whitaker gave up on new years resolutions. Instagram/@neilwhitaker

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Shane Crawford, Nine presenter

"To drink more. I need to have more fun."

Sarah Abo, 60 Minutes presenter

"I never make them, therefore never have to keep them! I don't know anyone who's ever made and kept a NY resolution?"

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Sarah Abo

Sarah Abo is staying away from resolutions this year. Instagram/@sarahabo

Scotty Cam, The Block host

"Always try and be happy and healthy."

Shelly Horton, 9Honey presenter

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"I don't have New Year's resolutions because I've never stuck to them. But I want to follow Rebel Wilson and have a Year of Health. Now I've moved home to Queensland, the sun and the beach encourages you to be more active and have a healthier lifestyle, so I want to lean in to it."

TV host Shelly Horton after a visit to the hair salon

Shelly Horton doesn't have a specific New Year's resolution. Instagram: Shelly Horton

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