Singer-songwriter Alana Wilkinson has struck a chord with parents caring for their sick and premature babies in neonatal units across the country after releasing a new single inspired by her ‘miracle’ son’s own fight for survival. Her baby, Rafferty, weighed just 704 […]
In a world where millions suffer from hunger and malnutrition, the staggering amount of food waste is nothing short of a travesty. Across the globe, mountains of perfectly edible food are discarded daily, contributing to a crisis that not only squanders precious […]
International Women’s Day is a globally recognised occasion dedicated to honouring the achievements and contributions of women throughout history and contemporary society. Celebrated annually on March 8th, it serves as a powerful reminder of the progress made towards gender equality, while also […]
Coastrek – Australia’s iconic hiking challenge for women – will trek five spectacular coastlines across Australia in 2024, encouraging more women to get moving in nature to help end heart disease and close the gender gap in heart health for women in Australia. Celebrating some […]
Random Acts of Kindness Day, observed annually on February 17th, serves as a gentle reminder of the profound impact that small gestures of kindness can have on individuals and communities alike. In Australia, where the spirit of mateship and compassion runs deep, […]
Italy’s rich culinary tradition has permeated cultures around the world, and Australia is no exception. From hearty pasta dishes to delicate risottos and mouth-watering pizzas, Italian cuisine holds a cherished place in the hearts of Australians. In this article, we explore the […]
Acclaimed nationally and with a mantlepiece full of awards, the famous Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers celebrates 75 petal-filled years in 2024 and is now calling for businesses interested in partnering across this milestone year (yes, even for hay fever relievers!) Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers is […]
Dr Negin Nazarian, an award-winning researcher in urban heat from UNSW Sydney, shares her expertise to help us keep cool at home. Dr Negin Nazarian, from the School of Built Environment at UNSW, is an expert in urban heat. We asked her […]
L’Oréal Groupe have announced its partnership with Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation’ (ETNTAC) and the financial investment of AUD $600,000 as part of a three-year commitment to the ‘Rejuvenation trees: Healing Country Together’ project. West Australian-based charity Tjaltjraak, pronounced “Dul-u-rak” which means “Glow in the Dark”, focuses on driving positive cultural, social […]
Australia, with its vast and varied landscapes, boasts an extensive array of breathtaking picnic spots that beckon nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. From the iconic landmarks to the hidden gems tucked away in the corners of the continent, these locations promise […]
Communities across Australia will benefit from Dementia Australia grants to support efforts to become more dementia-friendly. Applications for the 2024 Community Engagement Program grants are now open, with grant amounts up to $15,000 available. The Community Engagement Program supports local community associations, […]
Tropical North Queensland: rainforests, waterfalls, pristine beaches, islands, historic towns as well as the occasional crocodile. Who needs the Amalfi Coast when you have all of that in one place? We spent 12 days driving from Townsville to Cooktown via the 4WD […]
Honouring outstanding accomplishments in Australian fashion the Fashion Laureate celebrates excellence in Australian design. Announced in Sydney at Bennelong Restaurant, the winners embody sustainability and leadership across the Australian fashion industry. Recipients and the fashion industry came together at a celebratory luncheon. […]
The World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia has released Australia’s first national scorecard to assess which states and territories are leading the way in protecting and restoring trees. New South Wales and Queensland rated ‘Very Poor’ in the scorecard, compiled by WWF scientists, […]
Mother’s Day can be a hard affair for those who have lost their mothers but Danielle Snelling from Melbourne has set up an association that aims to support those dealing with the loss. Motherless Daughters Australia was created after Danielle lost her […]
Ryan Reynolds had some things to say about Eurovision and about how Australia was unfairly included in the mix when his own home country Canada was not. The star was in character as Deadpool for the promotion of Deadpool 2 in the […]
Commonwealth success Now in it’s 8th day of competition, the games have been an overwhelming success for the Australian team with 57 gold medals, 43 silver and 45 bronze. Our latest medals come from the Athletics track with Brandon Starc, cricketer’s Mitchell’s […]
Cate Campbell Cate Campbell is determined to defend her Australian record. The 25-year-old marks her return to international competition at the Games after taking a break in 2017 following her sixth placing in the Rio Olympic 100m freestyle final. “It’s so exciting […]
Wednesday, February 28 More than 4 million Australian cars are set to be hit by one the largest recalls in the country’s history. The Federal Government is today expected to announce the compulsory recall of cars affected by the defective Takata airbags. […]
This is the perfect time to plan your trips for 2018 and if you’re stuck on destinations, then we have some brilliant places that will blow your mind away. TripAdvisor presented a list of ten attractions of supernatural beauty that can be […]
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