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If thereâs one thing Australians are famous for, itâs our criminals - which probably shouldnât be surprising. But when it comes to our criminals weâve got a couple that are more famous than anyone else, and none are more famous than our bushrangers Ned Kelly and his Kelly gang.
For those living with a chronic illness such as heart disease, chronic fatigue, diabetes or any other persistent ailment, travelling can seem like an incredibly daunting task. In fact, the challenge of managing your illness whilst on the road or in a foreign land can sometimes seem like far too much of a burden than it is worth to many who suffer from chronic illness.
Embarking on your first family trip can be a daunting experience. If you and your kids have never been on holiday together before, you may be overwhelmed at how best to plan a trip that you will all enjoy.
The humble sleeping bag is a staple for all adventurers but more so for Australians since we all love getting out in the great outdoors. But with so many sleeping bags and brands, finding the best sleeping bag for your situation can be a struggle. To ensure youâre equipped for your next trip, we will go through what you should look for in a sleeping bag and some of our best recommendations.Â
Picture this: it is October 2012. Our country has its first female prime minister, but we are far from living in a utopia of equality and female empowerment. In fact, quite the opposite is happening- the air is thick with misogyny aimed at Julia Gillard and everything she does comes under attack. Her gender, appearance, and her personal decisions, such as her choice not to have children, are disparaged daily by powerful politicians and by the media. For months she has been the target of sexist attacks that seem to ricochet, indirectly hitting every other Australian woman.
Deciding to see a mental health professional is, in itself, a difficult and courageous decision to make. The first step to getting better is acknowledging that you need to get better, and the next step is seeking help. So, if youâre here because you have decided to see a professional, give yourself a pat on the back! Youâve already made progress.
As exciting as it can be to start seeing a mental health professional, it can also be nerve-wracking, overwhelming, and a little scary, particularly if youâve never seen a professional before. Youâre probably feeling a mixture of relief, motivation, anxiety and maybe even a slight sense of dread. It helps to know what to expect.
Donât be distressed. This article will talk you through what will happen before, during, and after your first mental health appointment, what might happen in subsequent appointments, as well as what you can do to get the most out of your visits.
In 2009, the Kevin Rudd government hastily created a startup (the first time the Australian government has attempted such a venture) with the simple name âNBN Coâ because, with the perceived urgency, there was no time to come up with a fancy name. The original goal was to achieve fast internet speeds by replacing infrastructure based on aging copper wiring with fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband. Kevin Rudd envisioned the National Broadband Network as a transformative project to democratise high-speed internet access for all Australians. NBN was also a cornerstone of the Rudd governmentâs promised digital education revolution, with dedicated funding introduced to help schools to take advantage of the NBN.
You may have heard of it, LARPing, maybe itâs just a buzz word youâve heard from time to time or maybe itâs a major part of your social group and you feel you need to know more about it. Well look no further, this is where you can find all you need to know about LARPing in Australia.
