The Americans just “fell back” last Sunday, turning their clocks backward and gaining an hour of sleep they’ll dutifully lose again come March. Meanwhile, here in Victoria, we’re heading in the opposite direction; our own clock-changing circus occurs in April and October, because apparently we need to time-shift out of sync with the rest of […]
When I think about the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival, I remember the thrill of watching the horses thunder past, the sea of extravagant hats, and the electric atmosphere that seems to take over the city every October and November. This year’s carnival is shaping up to be the biggest yet, with some significant changes that […]
Introduction: The Evolution of Dermal Remodelling Radiofrequency skin needling, often referred to as rf skin needling (RFMN), represents a significant advance in non-surgical dermal rejuvenation. This technique provides a safe and highly effective method for tightening, toning, and smoothing skin texture, offering a less invasive alternative to procedures like Botox or aggressive laser resurfacing. The treatment operates […]
There’s something magical about watching a regional town transform into a bustling hub of food celebration. From the Grampians to Gippsland, Victoria’s food festival circuit has exploded in recent years, and it’s about far more than just good eating. Last weekend, I found myself wandering through the Kyneton Daffodil and Arts Festival, paper plate in […]
Every Victorian driver wants to spend less at the bowser, but navigating the maze of fuel discount schemes can be confusing. With supermarket dockets, app-based savings, loyalty programs, and stacking opportunities, which petrol stations actually deliver the best value? We’ve done the legwork to break down exactly where you can save money on fuel across […]
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Australia’s climate is already hotter and drier than it was a century ago. Bureau and CSIRO data show Australia has warmed ~1.51°C since 1910, with winter rainfall down about 20% in south‑west WA and 12% in south‑east Australia. The effect on farm businesses has been dramatic: ABARES modelling finds that seasonal changes since 2000 have […]
New Zealand’s once-thriving cruise industry is navigating some very choppy waters. After years of steady growth, the country is now facing a significant downturn, with fewer ships visiting its ports, reduced passenger numbers, and growing concerns from both operators and tourism-dependent regions. For an industry that brings millions of tourism dollars into the economy each […]
New Zealand is about to step into the future of driving with Tesla preparing to roll out its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology for Kiwi drivers. After years of waiting, testing, and regulatory hurdles, it looks like Tesla’s self-driving ambitions are finally shifting into gear. Tesla’s Big Move into Aotearoa Tesla has confirmed that final validation […]
Australia’s animation and children’s television industries have long been a source of pride, creativity, and cultural identity. From global sensations like Bluey to decades of beloved classics, Australian-made content has helped shape how kids learn, play, and connect with the world. But under recent Liberal governments, sweeping funding cuts to the arts, public broadcasting, and children’s content […]
Sydney’s property market remains unpredictable, with some areas significantly overpriced while others are selling well below their true value. New analysis from SuburbData shows certain suburbs are overvalued by as much as $250,000 compared to similar nearby areas, while other locations are considered undervalued and could offer strong long-term growth potential. The research looked at […]
The AFL Integrity Unit has launched an investigation into Adelaide Crows star Izak Rankine following allegations that he used a homophobic slur during Saturday night’s clash with Collingwood. The issue has quickly become one of the biggest talking points in footy this week, with both the league and Rankine’s club confirming inquiries are underway. AFL […]
Sydney’s Allianz Stadium is about to close its doors for 10 weeks while urgent drainage repairs are carried out. The $828 million venue, which only opened in 2022, has been plagued by waterlogging problems since day one. The good news for taxpayers is that the work will be covered under warranty, meaning the bill won’t […]
New Zealand has committed NZ$2.7 billion (approximately US$1.6 billion) to upgrade its defence aviation capabilities under the 2025 Defence Capability Plan. The government’s announcement of the investment confirmed that the upgrade will modernise the country’s ageing air fleet while improving its ability to respond to humanitarian crises and regional security challenges. What does the Investment Cover? New […]
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