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SCIENCE SET TO SPARKLE
With the nation’s highest concentration of scientists, Hobart’s connection to the natural world runs deep in its demographic DNA. In August, the Tasmanian capital will once again transform into a living laboratory for the 10th anniversary Beaker...
Read Full Story (Page 1)FLEGLER’S EPIC ORIGIN COMEBACK
Billy Slater could be forced to issue an Origin SOS to Reece Walsh as Queensland fullback Kalyn Ponga faces a nervous wait following his send-off controversy. Ponga became just the seventh player in State of Origin’s 46-year history to be sent off...
Read Full Story (Page 1)L J’S LOVE FOR ALICE
To LJ Devlin, Alice Springs is not “a dead outback town that nothing happens in and there’s nothing to do”. “Alice is the most vibrant community; there is an event or a festival or an exhibition every single weekend, especially in the winter,” she...
Read Full Story (Page 1)THANKS FOR BRINGING MY ISIS BRIDE DAUGHTER HOME
Australia does not have enough fuel, bombs and soldiers to defend itself, a scathing report has found. The Australian Strategic Policy Institute has sounded an alarm as the Iran war, Russia’s increasing aggression in Europe, and China’s open...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Options for Bondi’s new half court
There is still time to share your views on our plans for a new permanent basketball half-court at Bondi Park. The proposed upgrade aims to encourage greater opportunity for participation in a popular sport. The suggested park design also includes...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Miracle of Saint James for blue believers
Unbelievable. The greatest escape. Nathan Cleary was outplayed for most of the night. Quiet. Ineffective. Overshadowed. Then he inspired a controversial and breathtaking 22-20 State of Origin victory for NSW like he was waving a baton … sealed by a...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SECRET TEXT STRIFE EXPOSED
Luke Sayers: My heart is breaking that you are so angry. I love you. Cate Sayers: I am furious with you. You saved yourself and again dumped me right in it.
Read Full Story (Page 1)MAN OF THE MATCH
He is waging the fight of his life, but Jai Arrow was Queensland’s main man in Origin I on Wednesday night. In an Origin opener cruelled by shocking refereeing, Queensland had named 19 warriors for battle but it was their 20th man, spiritual hero...
Read Full Story (Page 1)BACK FROM THE TED
NSW fullback James Tedesco scored an epic final minute try to give NSW a dramatic and famous win over a 12-man Queensland at Accor Stadium on Wednesday night. Behind 20-0 in the first half, NSW mustered the biggest comeback in State of Origin history...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Jillian Segal hired former Scott Morrison adviser on $200,000 contract without public tender process
The antisemitism envoy, Jillian Segal, hired Scott Morrison’s former principal adviser on a $200,000 contract without a public tender process, with department officials saying his skills could not be provided by any other business. Society Advisory...
Read Full Story (Page 1)The East Coast has been keeping a secret
Aproperty like this one does not come along every day. Positioned amid the breathtaking surrounds of Binalong Bay on Tasmania’s pristine East Coast, Bay of Fires Estate offers over 21ha of private coastal land in one of the state’s most tightly held...
Read Full Story (Page 2)JUST BUILD IT
The push to transform Townsville’s prominent Reef HQ “eyesore” has received a massive boost from a federal committee, though the Reef Authority warns construction cannot begin until late June at the earliest. The former Reef HQ site has sat dormant...
Read Full Story (Page 1)$450k for Moorabool St artwork
Ratepayers are set to shell out $450,000 to fund a colourful artwork and lighting overhaul as part of a makeover of Moorabool St in the CBD, the Addy can reveal. Geelong council last week released an artist’s impression of the artwork and lighting...
Read Full Story (Page 1)WILD NIGHT OUT
Gold Coast glamour and crucial wildlife conservation will collide Saturday night as Dreamworld hosts its highly anticipated second annual Give for the Wild: Gatsby Soiree. The immersive, afterhours event will transform the park’s Rivertown precinct...
Read Full Story (Page 1)READY FOR THE ULTIMATE BATTLE
The Socceroos have been dealt a significant blow with attacking midfielder Riley McGree ruled out of the World Cup with injury. ESPN reported that the 27year-old’s chances of playing in a second straight World Cup were ended after he left the pitch...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Music and culture offer inspiration
First Nations artist Mitch Tambo delivered an interactive program of music, dance and cultural storytelling to kindergarten kids in Katamatite on Wednesday, May 20. The session brought together children from kindergartens across the Moira Shire...
Read Full Story (Page 1)A Wam thanks
Volunteers are the lifeblood of many essential organisations in the Rose City. To celebrate and thank their volunteers, Waminda Community House and Benalla Health held a successful community volunteer luncheon on Wednesday, May 20 at Benalla’s CWA...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Golf Club’s big build begins
Approved by Federation Council in January, the project will deliver a modern, secure, and purpose-built facility to house ground staff, volunteers, machinery, and essential equipment. The site, long used as a dumping ground for rubble, construction...
Read Full Story (Page 2)STEAK OF ORIGIN
Fifth-generation Queensland farmer Josh Rich is helping build one of Australia’s fastestgrowing premium beef brands. King River has surged from a single export shipment in 2021 to producing 3.2 million kilograms of Wagyu a year.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Conservation milestone
Seeds harvested from a 27m cliff now thrive at Gargarro Botanic Gardens, marking a conservation milestone. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne director of horticulture Clare Hart, Gargarro project lead Athol ‘Doc’ Mcdonald and Royal Botanic Gardens...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Leaders inspire club
Local student leaders recently spoke to Rotarians and guests at an “inspirational and insightful” Rotary Club of Seymour meeting. On Monday, May 11, Seymour College captains Paige Cooper and Owen Brown presented alongside St Mary’s College captains...
Read Full Story (Page 1)New Cat in town
AFL Brownlow Medallist Tom Mitchell produced a dazzling cameo for Rutherglen on Saturday, helping the Cats overcome a determined Beechworth side in a hard-fought contest at Barkly Park. Mitchell’s impact extended beyond the field, spending time with...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Vital highway investment ignored
“The Federal Government is investing billions in renewable energy projects, while ignoring the roads needed to deliver them safely.” That is the message from Murrumbigee Council Mayor and Sturt Highway Taskforce chair Ruth McRae OAM after the Federal...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Rise in homelessness
Cost-of-living and a decline in housing availability is resulting in a rise in homelessness in the Wimmera. Uniting Vic-tas Wimmera is experiencing an increase in demand for people seeking support across its services as people and families...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Cooking and connections
Rochester Community House’s Cooking for One program has wrapped up, with new friendships made and a few meals packed away for later. Enjoying the program and picking up new recipes were (from back left) Bern Wright, Ray Mason, Leigh Devine; (front)...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Dairy input squeeze
Milk production is rising across Australian dairy farms, but rising input costs are threatening to impact profits. Dairy farm businesses are in a cost squeeze, and the global uncertainty due to the Middle East war is casting a long shadow across...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Drought prep undermined
The Federal Government is being urged to act immediately on drought preparedness, with regional leaders warning that current policy settings leave communities and national food security increasingly exposed. Last week, the Murray Regional Strategy...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Danger as a condition of work
At 2pm on July 31, 1902, Mount Kembla Colliery exploded. The blast killed 96 workers, shattering families across the Illawarra region of NSW. The Mount Kembla explosion remains the worst recorded mining disaster in Australian history. No one knew...
Read Full Story (Page 1)BERRY BLISS
Neerim farmers Bridie and Phil Stammers have transitioned from dairy to berries and at the end of their first harvest, have no regrets.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Going once, going twice...
For six years now, East Shepparton Bowls Club has hosted a Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser to support the Cancer Council, and this year was no exception. On Friday, May 22 the club held its Biggest Morning Tea, welcoming a record-breaking 261 guests,...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Massive push-up mission
There will be plenty of sore muscles at Echuca College this June, but for the school’s Year 11 and 12 students, the discomfort is worth the cause. They are embarking on the Push-Up Challenge, committing to 3307 pushups each over 24 days to raise...
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Read Full Story (Page 3)LH XU-1? The Torana that never was
Read Full Story (Page 1)On the cover
Kirianna Poole and her crew are living the ultimate old-school family adventure, cruising across Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Hawaii and the American mainland in their trusty Kombi. Follow along on Instagram @theslowroad_.
Read Full Story (Page 6)NOODLES AND NEON
In a city defined by reinvention, we return to dine on Hong Kong’s past
Read Full Story (Page 8)‘I’VE BEEN A FOOL’
The honeymoon period is over for Jennifer Aniston and Jim Curtis, as Hollywood insiders reveal their big plans for a romantic wedding are on hold – indefinitely. The couple’s fast-moving romance led to engagement whispers within months, but friends...
Read Full Story (Page 1)SENSELESS ACT OF VIOLENCE
Darwin local Martin Wiberg was known as a music lover, a gentle animal carer and a man with a heart of gold. Two months after he was allegedly attacked while walking home, his friends are mourning a life that was taken senselessly, and far too soon.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Reimagined Thai, Indian and Afghan classics. Palak paneer fillo pie
Read Full Story (Page 7)EVIL NEIGHBOUR SCORCHED MUM WITH BOILING WATER
Donna Varley, 36. Opening the front door to leave my mum and dad’s house, I was almost blinded by a spotlight right in my face. “What’s she up to this time?” I groaned. “I wish she’d leave us alone,” my mum, Susan, replied with a sigh. Shining...
Read Full Story (Page 1)EL ORGULLO DE ESPAÑA
Spain’s very gay era is now: Gay Games, Prides, Queer Rebels, Hot Hombres and… The Yumbo Centre!
Read Full Story (Page 1)MASSIVE FINAL WEEKEND
This weekend is your last chance to enjoy the festivities of the 2026 Port Douglas Carnivale with hilarious cabaret shows, a jam-packed beach day, kids entertainment, live music and even a car show and shine featuring. Paramour Cabaret owners Wes and...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Entertainer Great for big families
Asix-bedroom home in Rapid Creek is up for auction, having been transformed over 45 years from a post-cyclone haven into a true entertainer’s retreat. The house at 78 Nightcliff Rd was built in 1980, originally as a four-bedroom home on 946sq m of...
Read Full Story (Page 2)40 Years Growing Together
For The Ville Resort-Casino, community has never been something that exists outside its doors - it’s part of who they are. Long before Ardo reshaped Townsville’s skyline, The Ville had already become woven into the fabric of North Queensland through...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Live dream and
Positioned on the Cairns side of Mareeba, Kensington Park offers more than just a home – it also offers an income. The 14.93ha property also boasts a well-established and highly regarded horse agistment enterprise with 47 individually fenced...
Read Full Story (Page 2)The back seat driver
It’s hard to be bored while carving through Barcelona’s countryside. The scenery is captivating and the winding, sometimes narrow roads take concentration to navigate. This car – Volvo’s new electric vehicle the EX60 – isn’t a yawn either. But, in the...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Practice does make perfect
Six-year-old Chatswood cello player Angelo Saros has won an opportunity to perform at New York’s prestigious concert venue, Carnegie Hall, at the Special Venue Music Awards’ Winners Recital in July. Angelo was chosen for the event after his mother,...
Read Full Story (Page 5)WEIRD CREATURES!
Outrageously odd animals from all around the UK and Ireland!
Read Full Story (Page 2)Supports Early Years learning
Read Full Story (Page 1)Hubris is here
We have now entered the beginning of the end for the Albanese government; certainly the worst ‘gummint’ in Australia’s history as well as easily the stupidest. A third term is now increasingly unlikely, and the nails that have been driven into Labor’s...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Thanks Dubbo, for Steven’s best-ever birthday
The call went out and the Dubbo community rallied in support of young resident Steven Howarth, putting on the best birthday party ever for the terminally-ill 12-year-old. From a grateful Steven and his family (pictured), thank you to all...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Poh
Today’s photo shoot is second time lucky. Originally set to take place a fortnight earlier, our interview with Poh was uncharacteristically cancelled at the last minute as a vicious virus took hold of the MasterChef Australia judge. “I’m a soldier-on...
Read Full Story (Page 1)VUFORU IS BACK! AND YOU COULD WIN IT
Read Full Story (Page 1)In the Gallery
Each week about a dozen people meet on the deck at Bloomhill Cancer Help Centre, in Buderim Queensland, to enjoy one another’s company and to paint.
Read Full Story (Page 2)Elegant two bedroom townhouse with an inner town address
With its highly desirable inner town address and manicured garden setting, this charming two bedroom Warragul townhouse will appeal to the downsizer, retiree or the buyer seeking a convenient, low maintenance lifestyle. Positioned at the rear of the...
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Read Full Story (Page 1)Warm up your wintering
LET THERE BE LIGHT Vernon Woven Table Lamp 60cm in Brown $179.95 DÉCOR TO DISPLAY Cove Photo Frame 10x15cm in Brown From $19.95 SOFT FINISHES Rustic Stripe Towel Range in Umber e.g. Bath Towels $40ea TEXTURAL TOUCHES Cushions From $49.95ea THE...
Read Full Story (Page 5)2026 BETA ENDUROS:
The X-Pro RR 250 2T headlines the updates across Beta’s 2026 offroad range.
Read Full Story (Page 6)Honouring the Australian Institute of Architects’ National Prize Winners
Read Full Story (Page 1)‘Beyond politics’
How do we solve student anxiety when electioncycle policies stifle learning and wellbeing?
Read Full Story (Page 3)JENNIFER STACKHOUSE
Clever crops: borage & calendula Ornamentals: daisies of all kinds Fruit: apples & kiwifruit + 3 weirdos of winter
Read Full Story (Page 1)ARCHITECTURAL INSPO FROM...
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Read Full Story (Page 1)Hit your thumb? Swearing helps.
There is indeed research which shows that you can ease your pain (temporarily) this way. One of the most well-known experiments was conducted by psychologist Richard Stephens at the UK’s Keele University in 2009. Participants were asked to keep a hand...
Read Full Story (Page 1)THE ART OF THE FOREVER HOME
TIMELESS RESIDENCES BY BALAGNA DESIGN, LAZZARINI PICKERING AND ALWILL ARCHITECTURE
Read Full Story (Page 1)In their words: Trying to conceive – the journey no one talks about
Read Full Story (Page 1)Elephant Garlic
With cloves the size of walnuts and a sweetness that belies its bold name, elephant garlic is not garlic but a type of leek that everyone can love. It’s more closely related to onions and spring onions, which explains both its size and gentler...
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Read Full Story (Page 1)TOURING
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Read Full Story (Page 1)ISSUE 38
SUZUKI DR-Z4S: 25 YEARS DOWN THE TRACK, SUZUKI GOES FOR THE DOCTOR DUCATI MULTISTRADA V4 S: RIPPING RED ITALIAN ADVENTURE STALLION HUSKY TREK VICTORIA: HUSQVARNA 701s & 901s HIT THE HIGH COUNTRY YAMAHA NZ RALLY: THE BLU CRU TAKE ON THE SOUTH ISLAND OF...
Read Full Story (Page 1)● MAKE MATT MORAN'S FAMOUS LAMB SHOULDER RECIPE
Read Full Story (Page 1)EVERY NEW APPLE MACBOOK & FIRST TEST OF M5 PRO & M5 MAX
Read Full Story (Page 1)Samsung Didn’t Just Enter the Audio Market — It Quietly Took It Over
Most people still think of Samsung as a TV and smartphone company. That’s outdated thinking — and dangerously so if you’re in the audio business. Because while the market wasn’t paying attention, Samsung built the largest audio empire in the world. Not...
Read Full Story (Page 2)In The Greatest Strength Lies Softness
Inspired by racing yachts, the J12 was designed to transcend horizons. Seven times stronger than steel, its ceramic is unmatched in its resistance to abrasions over time. Yet its greatest strength lies in its softness: polished with diamond powder, it...
Read Full Story (Page 6)Work from home
For most of us, work finds its way home – either for a few days of the week or hours of the day – and is infinitely more rewarding in a comfortable, functional space that inspires us. A study can take the form of a dedicated home office or a nook under...
Read Full Story (Page 8)ART OF THE NEW
Paula Gerbase unveils her debut jewellery collection for Georg Jensen, reawakening the heritage house known for its silver.
Read Full Story (Page 32)ARE YOU SAVING TOO MUCH?
Saving is one of the most important financial habits you can build. It creates security, confidence and options for the future. But there comes a point when saving too much can limit your quality of life. The challenge is not whether to save, but how...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Hello!
I hope you've all been enjoying some travel in between magazine issues and if not, we hope this edition inspires you to start researching and planning a trip for the coming months or year. My family has taken some lovely local trips over spring and...
Read Full Story (Page 4)FULL OF TIPS AND TECHNIQUES
Read Full Story (Page 1)Uncover the spirit of Latin America with A&K
Thrilling, eye-opening, alive with experiences – for many, Latin America is the embodiment of adventure travel. Whether trekking through the ancient ruins of Peru, stargazing in Chile’s Atacama Desert or savouring culinary arts in Colombia, enchanting...
Read Full Story (Page 3)HYBRID INNOVATION EFFORTLESS EXPLORATION
Quietly commanding. Elegantly smooth, with the power to turn heads, while turning any drive into an adventure. The LX 700h is the most powerful Hybrid to join the Lexus range. It combines 20 years of luxury hybrid innovation with standout style and a...
Read Full Story (Page 10)Macallan. Laphroaig. Glenfiddich.
As rare whisky ages, supply shrinks and scarcity increases. Decant Index gives private investors direct ownership of casks from the world’s most sought-after distilleries. Full legal title. Stored under bond in Scotland. A digital platform with every...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Welcome
This issue is a bumper issue of information and great ideas Our Front Cover and Cover story is Mizael Partners: Accountants, Auditors and Business Advisors Who are Redefining Growth, Governance, and Advisory for Modern Australian Businesses, You can...
Read Full Story (Page 5)CDU VC gone
The vice-chancellor of Charles Darwin University (CDU) has stepped down after the university signed off on at least 130 carpentry apprenticeships even though they were not complete. Last month, the ABC revealed that 40 students undergoing a...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Living legend
Aged 83 and still going strong, Aunty Beryl Van-Oploo’s life has been dedicated to preparing, sharing and teaching about food
Read Full Story (Page 4)An ode to the Australian Kimberley region
Rare keshi pearls and soft pastel hues are brought through artisan hands in our Australian-made jewels. A tribute to movement and light and infused with a natural colour palette, each piece in the Lagoon Collection feels intrinsically linked to the raw...
Read Full Story (Page 5)A new dawn is breaking
We’re With a revamped format and overhauled structure, The Footy Mag is a new take on a cherished classic as McPherson Media Group’s guide to all things football and netball gets a facelift ahead of the new season. All the boxes are checked—teams’...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Criticaltitle Minerals and new Australian Export Industries
Read Full Story (Page 1)MEAL PREP IT FORWARD
The premise of Meal Prep Veg is simple. Each recipe spins off into four, quickly prepared variations, so by mastering one recipe, you instantly have four others in your repertoire. The idea is that you cook a base recipe, portion and refrigerate (or...
Read Full Story (Page 5)A new dawn is breaking
We’re With a revamped format and overhauled structure, The Footy Mag is a new take on a cherished classic as McPherson Media Group’s guide to all things football and netball gets a facelift ahead of the new season. All the boxes are checked—teams’...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Night nurse
AWestern Sydney nurse who had been allegedly caught sneaking in naps during night shifts has had her registration cancelled, with a tribunal finding her to have “endangered the lives of patients under her care”. Chimzuroke Okembunachi, 25, appeared...
Read Full Story (Page 4)Wild & wonderful
Blending immersive wildlife encounters with all-inclusive luxury, Jamala is a destination in its own right and is perfect for travellers who value unique experiences, comfort and stories worth retelling long after the journey ends. Nestled within the...
Read Full Story (Page 2)HOW THE MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN
Making the various updates to the Camera Buyers Checklists in this issue, I was shocked to see that Canon Australia is now listing just two DSLRs as being. Two! Out of curiosity, I trawled through some back issues to see how this decline had...
Read Full Story (Page 3)GROUP TEST 10 TOWERS: floorstanding loudspeakers
With so much design variety in loudspeakers, from companies all over the world, and pricing from the a ordable to the stratospheric, how can you make an informed choice? Starting here might be an excellent plan.
Read Full Story (Page 3)editor’s letter
There’s something endlessly fascinating about how people live - the choices they make in their homes, the objects they surround themselves with, the way a space becomes an extension of who they are. In this issue of marie claire Lifestyle, we step...
Read Full Story (Page 6)A new dawn is breaking
We’re switching things up in 2026. With a revamped format and overhauled structure, The Footy Mag is a new take on a cherished classic as McPherson Media Group’s guide to all things football and netball gets a facelift ahead of the new season. All...
Read Full Story (Page 4)A new dawn is breaking
We’re With a revamped format and overhauled structure, The Footy Mag is a new take on a cherished classic as McPherson Media Group’s guide to all things football and netball gets a facelift ahead of the new season. All the boxes are checked—teams’...
Read Full Story (Page 4)COVER STORY
Hashtag Burgers & Waffles is a brand built on passion and innovation.
Read Full Story (Page 5)MASTERCLASS
His second Fender signature reviewed, plus Epiphone, Gretsch, Victory & more
Read Full Story (Page 1)Coffee plus brings art to life
Tatura’s Coffee Plus now features a vibrant mural by Christiano “Dery” Theodorus, bringing rainbow angel wings, balloons and Aussie animals to Hogan St. The artwork, a gift from café owner Yu-chen ‘Avy’ Perry, celebrates the local community,...
Read Full Story (Page 2)News & New Products
The compact camera revival continues to gather momentum and the manufacturers currently in the box seat – Canon and Ricoh – are making the most it… Canon with a special edition of its hot selling PowerShot G7X III and Ricoh with a B&W version of its...
Read Full Story (Page 3)ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES
Ruby Wharrie and the Trio Doll Company by Marjory Fainges
Read Full Story (Page 2)Barossa Rally
Spring weather and classic motorcycling went hand-in-hand to ensure Barossa Valley Classic Motor Cycle Club’s 39th annual one-day rally progressed in style. After a warm welcome from Peter Rosser (Rally Organiser/Coordinator) and Club President...
Read Full Story (Page 4)OF DROUGHTS AND FLOODING RAINS
In the northern Murray–Darling Basin, decades of water overextraction and environmental degradation have disrupted natural boom-bust cycles – and the impacts are far-reaching.
Read Full Story (Page 6)John Ellway
This Brisbane-based architect’s houses shun spectacle in favour of calm settings that enrich daily life.
Read Full Story (Page 9)What defines the Hills?
Anna Webster on the complexities of the Adelaide Hills wine region.
Read Full Story (Page 5)T From the editor
hey say that age is just a number. And when it came to pint-sized star Shirley Temple, the fact that she was just five years old was no barrier. In fact, her tender years are what lead to her captivating a filmgoing nation – and saving 20th Century...
Read Full Story (Page 3)Bringing you closer to the products you love!
With Häfele Home and our dedicated website it is easier to order all of your favourite Häfele products online. Häfele Home brings you closer to our innovative products and will inspire your creativity with endless possibilities. Most of all the...
Read Full Story (Page 14)Coastal HOMES
WELCOME TO THIS SPECIAL EDITION, full of inspiration for anyone looking to capture the essence of coastal living. From layered retreats styled with vintage finds and collected treasures to classic blue-and-white escapes that exude timeless elegance,...
Read Full Story (Page 3)International –
Andrea Del Sarto: The Renaissance Workshop In Action; Celebrating a Century of British Vogue; The Sackler Wing of Galleries; Louis Style: French Frames
Read Full Story (Page 4)Hedge and Arbour House
Emergent Studios’ design for the garden of a dwelling in Melbourne’s north east connects with the site’s bushland context. Article by Virginia Overell.
Read Full Story (Page 9)When I was a kid, I was obsessed with the ‘ology’ books.
The time I spent poring over their pages, opening up their secret little envelopes and touching the textured bits of ‘dragon skin’ and ‘mummy cloth’ probably adds up to whole days – maybe even weeks – of my life. They were and continue to be treasured...
Read Full Story (Page 6)MSA POWER SLIDE™
Power up your adventure with the world’s first powered drop slide. No more heavy lifting just easy, one-touch access to your fridge or storage, wherever you go.
Read Full Story (Page 7)WHAT TO SHOP, WATCH & READ IN 2026
Read Full Story (Page 1)Growing Cherries
Given that cherries have a relatively short fruiting season, they are not always easy to find in the stores. They can be there one week and gone the next. Having your own cherry trees is one way to guarantee your own supply. Cherries are best suited...
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Choosing the perfect sewing machine Diggers adventures Knit your favourite bear a jumper
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Relax poolside, make a splash in the epic waterpark, cast a line from the Billabong’s edge, or unwind with a drink on our worldclass camp kitchen deck. BIG4 Tweed Billabong is the number one choice for families holidaying on the Tweed—just 10 minutes...
Read Full Story (Page 46)Back to The Drawing Board
Along, long time ago in the land of brown robed Christian Brothers and black and white Nuns, I lived in a world of Times Tables, Logic, English Grammar and the monotonous repetition of historical dates and facts. In this world, Art took a back seat on...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Books ONLY $9.99ea
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Read Full Story (Page 3)2026 Alive!
Reuben Kaye, Artistic Director of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
Read Full Story (Page 1)Welcome
From planning delicious feasts with loved ones to decorating homes in twinkling lights, the spirit of Christmas is well and truly alive. However, with all the excitement comes one big challenge — the shopping list, the presents and all the things...
Read Full Story (Page 5)Hello foodies,
Can you believe it’s Christmas time? The sun is shining, the table is set, and it’s time to gather with loved ones to celebrate a joyful, stress-free Christmas and the magic of summer holiday catch-ups. We at New Idea Food have wrapped up a cheerful...
Read Full Story (Page 3)GRADUATING CLASSES OF
This unique graduation feature celebrates the commitment and enthusiasm of Year 6 and Year 12 students across our region. We wish them all the best for their future as they approach their new schooling and life journeys.
Read Full Story (Page 1)FALLEN AND FORGIVEN
Two flawed geniuses. Two cricketing titans. As Steve Smith and Ben Stokes face one final Ashes showdown on Australian soil, the outcome of the upcoming Ashes series could significantly shape how both are remembered, writes ABC SPORT’s Quentin Hull.
Read Full Story (Page 4)LET’S PEEK IN OUR HOME
The care and attention to detail Dixon Builders have put into their own home; imagine the care they will put into building yours. The combination of red brick, hardwoods, and concrete has given the home a softness and grandeur which has created a...
Read Full Story (Page 2)Pets and Their Impact on our Mental Health
If you are a pet owner, you will probably agree that pets contribute greatly to our happiness, thanks to the joy, companionship and unconditional love that they bring to our lives. What you may not realise though, is just how deeply our beloved animal...
Read Full Story (Page 2)LET’S PEEK IN OUR HOME
The care and attention to detail Dixon Builders have put into their own home; imagine the care they will put into building yours. The combination of red brick, hardwoods, and concrete has given the home a softness and grandeur which has created a...
Read Full Story (Page 2)WELCOME
If you’re looking for something new to take you from winter through spring, we’ve curated a selection of whites, reds and spirits that’ll do just that. From sparkling, chardonnay, riesling and even alvarinho, to grenache, cabernet sauvignon and an...
Read Full Story (Page 3)LET’S PEEK IN OUR HOME
The care and attention to detail Dixon Builders have put into their own home; imagine the care they will put into building yours. The combination of red brick, hardwoods, and concrete has given the home a softness and grandeur which has created a...
Read Full Story (Page 2)BEN MANSILL
This month Finished the final level in PC Gaming Magazine Publishing, then relaxed deeply into his gaming chair, closed his eyes for a moment and smiled, before hitting Exit Game for the last time. It’s never nice or easy to say goodbye, but, sadly,...
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