WEDNESDAY, February 2 After moving from Bangladesh to Australia, 19-year-old Armina Hayat planned to make the most of her new life in Sydney. Those who knew her described her as a kind, hardworking and quiet young woman who loved music and had […]
Tuesday, February 1 Going back to school on a budget is proving more difficult this year with inflation and soaring education expenses fuelled by the pandemic, but experts say parents can still try to save on costs, according to a special […]
Can you ever really know someone in their entirety? What if the person you married wasn’t who they led you to believe they were? What if your entire relationship with your partner was based on a lie? These are the persistently […]
New film India Sweets and Spices is a delightful film that celebrates a young woman’s coming of age. It’s set against a lovingly framed glimpse of life in an Indian American family. I found it to be a fascinating look into […]
MONDAY, January 31 Children in Queensland won’t need to be regularly tested for COVID-19 when they return to school next Monday. That’s one of the main points of the government’s back-to-school plan, which covers the first four weeks of the new […]
Based on the Bestselling Novel The Hating Game by Sally Thorne, and published in over 25 countries, her book was ranked #7 in Oprah Magazine’s 20 Best Romance Novels of All-Time behind Gone With the Wind, Me Before You, Pride and […]
FRIDAY, January 28 The NSW Health Minister has suggested making the booster dose a requirement to be considered fully vaccinated after the state recorded 35 new COVID-19 deaths. The proposal comes amid slow uptake of booster shots in NSW, with many […]
Breathtaking. Spellbinding. Classy. Elegant. These are the resolutely deserved adjectives that come to mind to describe Australian author, Vanessa McCausland’s, latest evocatively transformative novel, “The Beautiful Words”. The novel fluctuates effortlessly and seamlessly between Palm Beach (an idyllic seaside locale on […]
MONDAY, January 24 Former TV host Andrew O’Keefe has been arrested over the alleged assault of a woman, reports news.com. The violent incident allegedly took place at an apartment in Kent Street, Sydney on Tuesday afternoon. Police said the ex-White Ribbon […]
MONDAY, January 24 Ash Barty goes into battle on Tuesday against billionaire heiress Jessica Pegula — the player constantly overlooked as the richest person in the sport, reports Tyson Otto for news.com. The American is through to her second-consecutive quarter-final at the […]
MONDAY, January 24 NSW has reported 15,091 new Covid-19 cases and 24 more deaths of people with the virus on Monday. While case numbers have dropped overnight, there are now 2816 people in NSW hospitals with coronavirus, 196 of those in intensive […]
Brisbane cancer survivor Makala Castelli is paying it forward, using her experience as a chemotherapy patient to create accessible clothing for people facing similar challenges. Diagnosed with bowel cancer in the Emergency Department at Mater Private Hospital Brisbane four years ago at […]
“A feeling of strong or constant affection for a person”. Such is the sublime concept of love defined; a feeling and outwardly manifested force that has been given and received by myriad folk through the ages, and is still in powerful […]
For those living on the precarious outer-rim of the sphere of modern society (which includes those labelled ‘disabled’, among other marginalised groups), both subtle and solidly brutal words and acts of discrimination frequently penetrate to the very core of the being […]
In one’s years as a young adult, relationships – both in terms of friendships and romantic liaisons – are often intricately fraught with painfully nuanced angst and heartbreaking regret. Such is certainly the case in well-established Irish author, Sally Rooney’s, latest […]
Some 38 000 Australians go missing each year; ninety-nine percent of these people are located within a year with the assistance of the public. In “The Way It Is Now”, the murkily menacing new crime novel by prolific Australian author Garry […]
Christmas is almost upon us while Santa sets his elves to work finalising last-minute requests as children’s letters reach the North Pole. Where has the year gone? It seems to be a common question asked by many. And given everyone is […]
Recently I witnessed something very special. It was the powerful Circus in a Teacup by Vulcana Circus. This groundbreaking show featured fourteen performers, all of whom had been affected by gender – based abuse. The show was filled with acrobatics, aerial […]
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22 NSW has recorded 3,763 COVID-19 cases and two deaths ahead of the national cabinet meeting convening to address the rise in infection numbers. It is the highest number of daily COVID-19 infections recorded in any Australian jurisdiction. Hospitalisations for […]
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21 Australians who are currently fully vaccinated against COVID-19 could have that title stripped away unless they get a third jab under a proposed new rule. Prime Minister Scott Morrison is set to meet with state and territory leaders on […]
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