In a pivotal moment aboard the Apollo 8 space mission in 1968, astronaut William Anders captured the iconic Earthrise photograph, a stunning image revealing our planet as a fragile blue marble set amid the vast blackness of space. The historic snapshot marked humanity’s first glimpse of […]
NAIDOC Week is an annual observance in Australia, celebrated from the first Sunday in July until the following Sunday. The acronym NAIDOC stands for National Aboriginals’ and Islanders’ Day Observance Committee, reflecting the week’s focus on recognising and celebrating the history, culture, […]
Rabobank’s Rabo Community Fund has partnered with the ‘edu-tainment’ brand ‘George the Farmer’ for the third year to help educate children about where their food and fibre comes from in a fun and engaging way during this year’s National Book Week – August 17 […]
As the world sets its eyes on Paris for the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics, Queenslanders can get their French fix for the next three months at South Bank. From July 1 to September 30, Brisbane’s famous riverside precinct will become the home […]
Erica picked up a rock by chance 10 years ago. It might hold the oldest form of complex life on Earth A fossil found inside a souvenir ‘pet rock’ could push the start of complex life on Earth back by about 750 […]
Beloved Singapore lash and brow salon, DR. LASH is thrilled to announce their international expansion, launching their first ever parlour in Melbourne, Australia this July. DR. LASH Melbourne will open in the CBD’s premium shopping destination Emporium Melbourne and will launch with […]
An exhibition celebrating Iris van Herpen, one of the world’s most forward-thinking living fashion designers, opens at Brisbane’s Gallery of Modern Art from tomorrow. QAGOMA Director Chris Saines said ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’ would feature 130 of the renowned designer’s visionary Haute couture […]
A Queensland mum who holds the record for giving birth to the most babies at Mater Mothers’ Hospital in South Brisbane is just weeks away from meeting her 14th bundle of joy. Caroline Langguth, a 43-year-old stay-at-home mum, said she and her husband […]
Aussies are looking for ways to transform their homes into havens of warmth and homeliness during the colder months so that they can enjoy every inch of their gorgeous sanctuary. Across the country, homes are traditionally built to cater to the hotter […]
Tara Bishop’s tiny premature twins were fighting for life in the Neonatal Critical Care Unit at Mater Mothers’ Hospital when the Brisbane mum received the devastating news that she had endometrial cancer. Her diagnosis came just 11 days after twins Evelyn and […]
The Ready-to-Drink (RTD) beverage market is experiencing a remarkable surge, offering consumers convenience, quality, and an ever-expanding range of options. From premium teas to innovative alcoholic beverages, RTDs are reshaping how we enjoy our favourite drinks. Three brands at the forefront of […]
Can we get a Yee Haa! There’s three days of rodeo rock at the Mount Isa rodeo festival from August 8 to 11 A RECORD CROWD is expected when Australian country music royalty James Johnston (fresh from Nashville!), Brad Cox and Kasey Chambers headline THREE nights […]
In today’s digital age, children are growing up with the internet as an integral part of their daily lives. While the internet offers educational resources, entertainment, and social connections, it also poses significant risks. As a parent, safeguarding your children online is […]
Ladies First—The Story of Australia’s First Olympic Hockey Gold Medal by author, filmmaker, and commentator Ashley Morrison is an inspiring account of a historic Australian achievement at the Olympic Games. Until the Seoul Olympic Games in 1988, an Australian team had not […]
According to Esther Labi, Australia’s Bra Whisperer, swimwear is very susceptible to chlorine, sweat and sunscreen damage and can easily lose its shape, shine or colour if not washed and dried correctly. Esther Labi, Australia’s Bra Whisperer and owner of Storm in […]
The Craft & Quilt Fair Sydney is returning to the International Convention Centre (ICC) in Darling Harbour, showcasing the best Australian global craft and quilt artists and offering workshops from renowned crafting experts. Running from Wednesday, July 3 to Saturday, July 6, […]
A much-loved Spring Mountain nurse has been recognised for providing care and support to Mater patients for the past 15 years. Mater Private Hospital Springfield Medical Rehabilitation Nurse Unit Manager Lisa Warburton received a Mater Long Service Award on Tuesday night for […]
Holding a grudge is one of life’s most common problems. Many people who have experienced bad relationship breakups, family issues or friendship breakdowns continue to hold a grudge long after the dust has settled. According to Elizabeth Jane, holding a grudge is not […]
What do dish sponges and garden beds have in common? Normally not a lot, but in this instance, bringing new life. Koh, Australia’s leading eco-certified cleaning brand, has partnered with Community Gardens Australia to repurpose its biodegradable Dish Sponges into garden beds […]
When asked to review Nordic Western – The Promised Land I was intrigued. I do love an historical drama and when it is the film that was nominated as Denmark’s entry for Best International Feature at the Oscars you know it’s going […]
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